Article January 12, 1899 Issue

The Doom of Physiology

BY WALDO PONDRAY WARREN.

Much there be that is called wisdom, which is but the opinions of men; much that is called good which bears evil fruit; much that seems to be Truth yet savors of unholy things.

Physiology is a wolf in sheep's clothing—a "way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death." It inculcates a theory from which grow practices that mock manhood, traduce innocence, sneer at the might of intelligence, and enthrone relentless tyrants as rulers of men.

Where volumes could be written, a paragraph must often suffice; yet if that paragraph be truth, it will some day overthrow countless volumes which speak not the truth.

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