Article August 9, 1930 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Edgar A. Lowther, Herbert Scott, Black, George W. Truett, Charles E. Jefferson, William Lyon Phelps

[Dr. Edgar A. Lowther, as quoted in the Chronicle, San Francisco, California]

In the Sermon on the Mount we have the most searching analysis of sin and righteousness ever made. Beneath the external act Jesus stressed the motives of life. A righteousness of obedience to law must be exceeded by a righteousness of the inner life. Christian morality is an inner righteousness that refuses to hate, lust, or hold a grudge, that is free from malice and meets the world with good will and a rational love.

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