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Eugene W. Clevenger, minister at Hendersonville, Tennessee met W. T. Russell, a well-known Baptist preacher at Goodlettsville, Tennessee. Held in Church of Christ at Hendersonville, April 4-7. Two Thousand people each night. Never has a house been so completely filled, including all classrooms and basement. All rooms had loud-speakers.
Mr. Russell made the arguments common to Baptist preachers (who will debate) in this section. He did as well as any I have heard, but was not qualified for the opposition before him.
Three things are essential to a public debate: (1) Presenting scriptural arguments; (2) Make arguments stand out where audience can see them, and (3) Manifesting a Christian spirit. The above three Bro. Clevenger did a commendable way.
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Eugene W. Clevenger vs W. T. Russell (Missionary Baptist)
May 11, 1950
Hendersonville, Tennessee
(By J. B. Gaither)
May 11, 1950
Hendersonville, Tennessee
(By J. B. Gaither)
Eugene W. Clevenger, minister at Hendersonville, Tennessee met W. T. Russell, a well-known Baptist preacher at Goodlettsville, Tennessee. Held in Church of Christ at Hendersonville, April 4-7. Two Thousand people each night. Never has a house been so completely filled, including all classrooms and basement. All rooms had loud-speakers.
Mr. Russell made the arguments common to Baptist preachers (who will debate) in this section. He did as well as any I have heard, but was not qualified for the opposition before him.
Three things are essential to a public debate: (1) Presenting scriptural arguments; (2) Make arguments stand out where audience can see them, and (3) Manifesting a Christian spirit. The above three Bro. Clevenger did a commendable way.
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