The Christian Under Law
By Editor
From what it indorses as “an excellent statement of doctrine by A. P. Foster,” a Disciple, the Christian Standard (Disciple) of June 26, quotes the following:— “The Christian is under law just as much as the unconverted. The great principles of the moral law as codified in the Ten Commandments are universally and forever obligatory.”
This, among other extracts, the Standard says “may prove interesting.” Coming from the source that it does, and receiving the indorsement that it has, we can only say that it is indeed interesting. We are happy to see in the leading expositor of the Disciple faith such splendid tokens of approach to sound doctrine. That the Standard’s indorsement may be indorsed by the whole denomination which it represents is a consummation devoutly to be wished.