, 1879-03-02

Nature" It is therefore mostsunwlsc, II anT OF
her clergy posco themselves as hostile to new
science. 1t may be fatural to take up suctlan
and certdia in'pAttence and: rtscnt-
nlent at the ntanuer iu, which these things are
often paradcd, in the cryalest forms ad betore
an unprcpared public, nus .be easily coneonci
suspicion anu hostility bagyeen !" Things old
and s'thiugs new" goes far;hR ypnl the commits
sion TO Danish and drive aW1Tsaii strange and
ERRONEOUS doctrines contrarF to Gods word"
For this commission requires proof, anu not
surruisc, that they are erroneous: and the
Church has had experience, over apa over again,
how easy and how disastrous It B to Danish
from the door an unwclcomc guest, who was
perhaps nothing less than an angek1n Disguise.
The story OF Calico will never cease, while
Church to blaspIieme. Yet Of late Years 1t has
been honestly confessed by diviuesltlat ''the
Oldest aud the youngest Of >the9 natural
SCIENCES, astronomy and geology; so tar
from being dangerous seem en-
proyidentialIy destined it2,I enga$s ;n; tue
majesty of infinite time anu endless space
might countcract low and narrow material
ism.''
This experience ought not to be thrown away.
No one who has paid i serious attcnta3n to Tie
progress OF the modern sciences can entertain 4
doubt that all the really substantial discoveries
which have been supposed to eontravene, Chris
tianity do in reality only dcepc2i It's pruiunditY
and emphasize its Indispensable Necessity for
i.; HAL Ne.ef geau,e ~ 60 mfI 81 ron,a..
hlll' nts ei'c Del5 ~. tk.mn.e,a e 1nroes
M .ioA i1a''' - IJ Elastic i'll ~. ,,arr,ona
Iat ~ "Gius, ~ ~; r.s;at1ase n.;,i 49,
aiiu tlanqu1lltJ VI i;aa, La RI o,, "A. .x-as;a
ne1oIe Aas aaan a. ic..,e III ,na.,,;.s, 80 ~
snlal'hcss a.1o ln'po'tne ,ran1k"s, s.a1 ~ ~ ~
sst9}-1auGt. !ao4s, ., ~ ~ IT,. ~, 4,':,'..-s,
!.o'eeue, I n.s ~ .,,a nnr,rn.,rnnt
!oe chiee' escn ,,mh+ ~ ~, Ill aa,f ~, t,nstar
o. "h'en ne oGe ,u1 aao u.1 s;.
luz lotces " uatu. =, IT, .ane W ,,n. ..,.
ouec '1,o'e' 10 Nv ~ .;a,ar or, fo,r ,,a,
telros. in,u poasee M ;,,,,it. f.st ~ ,en,,, h.,
iu1 aouts' an ,,t,uita fs.,.ra ~ ,r.,. 10
hno"s ltt.e ai'. "a n,o5 /, Ias,a; .r 49,; -"
KNOWS 5'otn:s, Me - ~, aa;,d,.n ,t,,,nnn.
sell aaa " us HAS H.. ';tn ,,;iu cofif - hrnn
TO cou!p !p'an t,, ,s. ~ iive nr;s and anil
@ ,,s' nota4 a;,e,ars voicT ia hcard ul;cl,
taese tou'inn n ueepa pfa;t1' n G1di haua hnro
eafs: na'e ,HS 49,, man Knn,vto,,nn ~
IN Cnrlst: aase 4o,u hs.r,.nm h ali h..;nG ~ -
this tremendous suosIta'9n II ~ i'eaas IT, -
uot ioe lnAu " Ia 10, - m a1,orv hman Gt e,,e;-
TO au - +a so,coi.i 1a,vs sIs ~ ,c,
cicht} GonGepLo9 -. 4haec thfsa nma,;t}os ara
they ali cohe.c virtues Fo+ ,h Ishnrch
mofaa' NV 49, God can he scIe,,t,fcalIv
never teacnes ensas 49, 49, corl an,v .,'1 sat
sno"n; snG nesE' " Tu 'nsny II assenJ;ns 49,
out only nupe, ~ aan ." tiat fSod ;s - ,n5,
efee enG ues uys ~ 1"J '' t1t Iern ;ndesI nar-
peIso nee ,nd-et..nd uu1 ~ hcr ehhti1a tcrninpfoz
ve1stis W ,r,in Nan hns annearcI whcn the
Ey-put ont5 .ua* Ia: 80 - w;,pT I'm. an,Tn1 a.d
tune was lape ~. n!n' 49, shn4, ,,s sn,nath;nn
tremenuous ckas1eueS aa n1 ;ntaighl to rs faa iT
OF us loeas, nas nu .,.n ;.r"n;;3r noS ,vhot ~ 10
were py "ote ~ ~, ~ dc mind : towar,l ne and