Article April 21, 1951 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from T. T. Shields, Igor Gorin, O. A. Geiseman

From a sermon by Dr. T. T. Shields
in The Gospel Witness and
Protestant Advocate
Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Let no one say that faith belongs to our intellectual nonage, that only the immature mind, only the uninstructed, only the uninformed, only the undisciplined, only those who are intellectually inferior, believe God. That is the devil's lie. He has been saying that from the beginning. But a man is never so truly a man. never so worthy of his high destiny, never so nearly approximates the divine plan and purpose, as when, with the consent of all the powers of his intellect, he bows before God and believes God. Turn your back upon that sophistry at once. If you would learn to think, if you would learn to push back the boundaries of time and trace all things that are back of the beginning, and be wise with the wisdom of the Eternal, then learn to believe God.

Igor Gorin in the Christian Herald
New York, New York

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