A PLACE TO STAND
Trueblood, Elton
Harper & Row, 1969
128 pages

Of his many books, this is Trueblood’s most theological. He calls the church back to biblical convictions and practices amidst rising anti-intellectualism and amoral living. The church’s most basic convictions are an inner life of devotion, a rational intellectual life and an outer life of human service. He is concerned that Christians know what death really is and how to die in hope of eternal life.

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