Article August 20, 1938 Issue

The Lectures

Introductions to Lectures

with contributions from Walter E. Kennedy, Jean Bries, Josephine F. Howard, Sears R. Shearston, J. Alexander Henderson, Sanford L. Bacon, Theodore J. Deans, Emma Louise Bosworth, Dawn Hansen

Louisville, Kentucky (Second Church).

Lecturer: John Henry Weer; introduced by Walter E. Kennedy, who said:—

Since the very earliest records of history, religion has been a vital influence in the lives of mankind. Men have always been conscious of a creative power, an intelligence higher than their own, but primitive man, through ignorance, could comprehend no power beyond his material limitations, and therefore worshiped material gods—graven images.

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