Editorials

This Is the Way

In the fourteenth chapter of St.
In times of war the grosser passions of the human race are unloosed to a startling degree.
Science and Christianity are inseparable, the two wings on which one reaches the sublime heights of spiritual understanding, where are revealed the power of God and the goodness of His creation.
That small English word of three letters, "why," seems innocent enough, as it generally poses the question as to the cause, reason, or purpose of something.

Man Is Never in a Hurry

When a Sunday school teacher asked a thoughtful pupil to name an outstanding quality of Jesus, the girl quickly replied, "His poise.

A Mighty Prayer

So reads a comforting stanza of William P.

Faith, Negative and Positive

Our faith is sometimes positive, oftentimes negative.

"Thou shalt be a blessing"

"And thou shalt be a blessing.
There is only one way in which evil can scientifically be destroyed.

No Time to Stop Praying

Does not a goodly portion of the human family instinctively reach out to a power outside itself for relief from its pains, its heartaches and tribulations?
In what she calls the "Scientific Translation of Mortal Mind".

"A man's a man, for a' that"

The well-known expression of the poet Robert Burns is the motif of an arresting paragraph on <a class="tome-reference" href="https&#x3A;&#x2F;&#x2F;login.