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Excerpt from Student Standards of Action
This text is planned for the use of students in colleges, universities and normal schools, both for personal study and in voluntary discussional classes. Each chapter is divided into three sections: Daily Readings, Study for the Week, and Suggestions for Thought and Discussion. In the Daily Readings an introductory paragraph states the problem for the week, and this is followed by a brief presentation of seven phases of the problem, one for each day, with personal ques tions and appropriate Bible passages. They are intended as the basis for daily thoughtful Bible reading and prayer, usually known as the Morning Watch. The Study for the Week summarizes the week's problem, discusses the Bible passages in an attempt to determine Jesus' principles, and raises the application of these principles to the pertinent student problems. The Suggestions for Thought and Discus sion give a series of thought-provoking questions as a review Of the week's chapter. It is hoped they will be suggestive both for personal meditation and for class discussion.
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