The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-12


of Mr.. James Logan for the address
he delivered at Fitchburg, and which
was published in The Spy, October rs,
1901. Yet. be it observed criticism has
no respect for persons. In this age moth
ing is too sacred to be quest ioned and
investigated, therefore no apology is
needed for calling attention to the fol-
lowing utterance:
He president Mckinley did not
ever does. He became a Christian by
choice"
We shall endeavor to show that this
statement is subtle. that is, deceptive;
+ healed IMAGINATION; nonsensical, that
r is. void of meaning.
1t is an obvious fact that Mr.. Logan
used the above words for the purpose
of bolstering IN the hypothesis that
man has a free will. Here | might be
reminded that ito act you must as
sune and that assumDtion is faith"
Rut he n noticed. TO assume man has
a free will may be the best or only
way of finding if such is true. Yet this
does NOT mako If true
Scrintures teach that mankind is like
INTO CLAW in the hand of tbe hotter
Again 7 am ant to be reminded that
God made man from the beginning,
and laft him in the hand of his own
counsel" Granted still If should he
realized that "IIa (Godl added His com
mandments and nrecents." Man has
never been ANYTHING other than God
willed he should he He has never
haen abIo 70 resist Gods will 1see Pom
or There is therefore mo need for SIR
nrise that F1ia Wheeler Wilcox should
nour forth the sentiments of her noble
so1I &c follows.
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thusiastic he wo1Id have e+I,or5 1egii IN en-
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