Article March 27, 1954 Issue

Signs of the Times

with contributions from N. R. J. Bradshaw, Joseph R. Sizoo, Floyd Poe, Horace W. B. Donegan

From a Radio Broadcast Address by N. R. J. Bradshaw, M.A., Headmaster Lewes County Grammar School for Boys Sussex, England

Most parents would prefer their children's education to have a grounding in religion—in the Christian religion.

Have we not a right to expert the school to play a major part in the process...? Yes! The schools have a responsibility. First, to enable their children to believe with understanding, to equip them with the knowledge on which a faith can be founded. Religious knowledge is not religion. There can be a wide gap between knowledge and faith.

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