Fort Wayne Bible College - Vine / Light Tower Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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Fai Con temporary issues Series .TE5E?E352E?:-2 -rf' x scgs. X . ., A. 3: w- --' xc ,-5,-gq:pg,::5:Q: ' 545' f.I:f32-lE,A'i5'l - X mi 'Q x X Q s , x xx S+ 'x x Y Q X We .JC . QN N QQ N Y N' w x X X332-' w NH ln the fall semester two of the contemporary issues series, coordinated by Professor Birkey, were presented. ln September, Dr. Hoatson headed up the committee handling the series called TV, Film, and Living Stage. The initial presentation was a film, TV, The Enchanted Mirror. lt was followed on successive days by a discussion and by a panel answering dues tions asked by the student body. in November the Bible Department under the chairmanship of Dr. Wes Gerig presented a series on War and Capital Punishment. A film showing the devastation of Hiroshima began the series. On the second day Dr. Wes presented the Just War position and on the third day Dr. J. C. Wenger of Goshen Biblical Seminary presented the pacitist position which was folio wed by questions from the floor. in the picture to the left, Tom Neal asks his question. 3 Z E 5 E s E ' f' 1 ,ff 9 1. TH- f 45' .5fQj.g, 'f. ,,.....--1 V, 4 :E 31 -.-jf - 53' rx. 'F F' 'f1P .1E'.v.fsf . 1 1,5 l Est. ...vis , , ,..... FOII '17