Article July 20, 1935 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from Thomas Anderson, E. Sharwood Smith

[Rev. Thomas Anderson, in the Chicago Herald and Examiner, Illinois]

Secular education's great lack was identified by Theodore Roosevelt, who said, "The most dangerous man in society is the educated man without a soul!"

Calvin Coolidge uttered the truth when he declared, "We do not need more government, nor more laws—we need more religion." A noted seer said, only a few days ago, "If the world is to be saved, the church must do the saving." Supreme among the factors deciding where we go from here, economically, socially, internationally, is religion. Thoughtful men recognize this.

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