Article November 19, 1910 Issue

There is no patent on being good

Eugene R. Cox

Chicago (Ill.) Examiner

There is no patent on being good. We try to be good, and if others want to be good along our lines we surely can have no objection. If the Episcopalians have found much in our teachings which they desire to adopt, we can only take that as a compliment. We simply maintain that there is only one way of understanding God and His works; that is, a purely scientific way.

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