A Voice Cries Out Amid Religious Confusion - Chapter 7: - Herbert W Armstrong - 1980

Herbert W Armstrong

THE WESTERN WORLD has taken the existence of churches for granted. WHY was the institution of the church ever formed? WHAT is its purpose? Such questions seem never to have occurred to most. In the average mind, a church is a building with a steeple atop, and a cross on its facade. Indeed Webster defines it thus. People — at least some — go to this building every Sunday morning to attend a "worship service." - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library