A WELL-KNOWN
lecturer in the social sciences not long ago advised the student readers of one of his textbooks to disregard Moses as an authority on morals because Moses knew nothing of the mechanism of a Ford car.
Mortals
who lack an understanding of God as omnipresent sometimes complain that existence is composed of an unending series of trials and tribulations.
As
friends who are Christian Scientists were driving through the country, the glory of the setting sun was pouring through the many colored autumn tints of the foliage, lighting up the sparkling surface of the river and bringing out the delicate hues of wild aster and goldenrod.
Arthur E. F. Court, Committee on Publication for the North Island of New Zealand,
In reply to the letter which appeared on Friday, may I suggest that if your correspondent had attended the lecture in question, instead of reading two or three detached paragraphs, he would not have rushed into print to condemn.
