All traditions and theories deemed
fixed by the course of centuries must
stand the supreme test of the interroga
tion point of the scientific mind of a new
e. The notions about government that
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political ie-rninient l-come morr
more vrre. The let alone policy pro
mulgate in the rightnth century w
the core all for every pvlitu-al
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lifted high, and the preurr of " ;
of a vaster lite lift trii;i io.i.-
moment L t the traditiona! m--'
km. ... it Thef.iumLin.ms'-f all he hwltn.
dear arw leing threaten.-d by this move-;
mt-nt. traditional irti- M-e to it.
The partv crie that have h. ul U" ,
ble of ignorant follow, r- m the j-t j
..t - donended uin in th'' future. Un
people are bwouung les and U-m dovi.e
under traditional b a h rhtp. If l''.v
are ignorant and mish-d by arrant dem
agogues, it i hih time they were twlier
informed by U-tter men. Sf t. it!
Fourth The organic life of the church
threatened. Thll tv-t WO Illilllol.H
of pe.ple iu America attend no church
at all. Of th remaining ju.voo.w,
not half of them are of any practical ac
count financially or spiritually to the
churi 'i s life. I hey are utterly indiffer
ent liile nominally loyal to some sort
ofcl.nn h life. They have some sort of
religion, hnt it is mostly on the surface.
