Article June 4, 1938 ISSUE

The Upward Way

WILLIAM B. HARRISON

In no known previous period in human history have thinkers altered their conclusions so rapidly as they have done in the past fifty years.

The theory of matter, long tenaciously held to, which regarded matter as primary substance, has been discarded for one which regards it as electrical energy. Theology, too, has been rising above its centuries-old views of heaven and hell as local habitations, and of God as a magnified person, to more rational concepts of Deity. In latter years medical theory has steadily given added weight to thought as a factor in controlling the body.

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