Age of Fear
The Watchtower, March 1, 1962
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“This is a different world. People today are frightened by the memory of concentration camps, by the possibility of atomic war, by the breakdown of old empires and old ways of living and believing. Each person shares the hopes and terrors peculiar to this age, not an age of reason or of enlightenment, but an age of fear and trembling.”—The Atlantic, July, 1961.
Also in this issue
- A Close and Precious Relationship
- Announcements
- Christians Should Preach
- God’s New World in Our Generation
- Love Is Not Easily Discouraged
- Perseverance Rewarded
- Prophesying with God’s Loyal Organization
- Questions From Readers
- The Bible’s Enduring Quality
- The Horsemen of the Apocalypse
- Two Pictures of Deliverance
- What Is the Love of Money
- Why the Shortage of Ministers