In the controversy arising from the promotion of this method, three main reasons have been put forward in its defence; the argument from Scripture, the psychological argument which asserts the helpfulness of a public respons...

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In the controversy arising from the promotion of this method, three main reasons have been put forward in its defence; the argument from Scripture, the psychological argument which asserts the helpfulness of a public response to the individual, and a general argument as to its evangelistic effectiveness. In this booklet Iain Murray, himself an evangelical minister, examines the validity of these arguments and questions whether they can satisfactorily answer counter-arguments from Scripture and experience.

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