But the Divine Goodness has given man a dual nature. We have bodies as well as souls. Both come from His hand who pronounced all good that He made, and we shall not worship less with the spirit in worshiping with the body also. Those who have not studied the condition of the Church in England have scarcely any idea of the condition into which the services and church buildings had sunk in the Georgian period. No better object lesson of the wonderful transformation can be found than in the restoration of the great Cathedral of St. Paul, in London, with its glorious mosaics and great altar, with its cross, its lights, and its magnificent reredos, whereon is displayed our Lord in His triumphant offering of Himself for us on Calvary's Cross.
Nothing is done for show.
We cannot now enter into these details. One thoughtful inquiry we deem it wise to answer. We think this objection well taken. There is this danger. But the answer that Gladstone made is, we think, the right one.