Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-21

clemenson Of Logan ad"
y y w. :" presbyterian teachers TINS
n ", and presented, what one
~ nresent characterized 'he
a1'lp ..snltlon Of Deity that could
IA that 1t was absolutely
90 rs MI Clemenson ofered
thoughts on the subject
o Z" .nplauded by the teachers
| ~ ~ tbe second chapter OF He
~ ~ obseryed incidentally to the
,,.t II they wanted to study
,,.et Of the Priesthood to read
,.,ls 10 the Hebrews as he
!, disposes Of the whole ques-
ne thea read a number s,r ,o Oh
nv beginning with the quotation
or palm. "Who Is man that
& ns r,indful of him, and the son
" maj Thou vlsltest him. inc
ILl 'S Gentleman held that the words
a'nl y Iesus Christ and argued
sFa " y nassages further along III
, %n,' 10 support his claim, lie
,. ,lg' me Godhead was the mystery
tl ",, 20 mat II was the storm
/ nNh1i Naoiogicsl discussion,
eT n, an which libraries had been
az ~ !" necessity OF human re-
~. ."r made the incarnation of the
i. n rjoi necessary But Christ was
~, y ~ well as human. o,,
Y c Y read from the Bipie
/, IL stated that Christ become
n i' ~, " and argued from that, that
4 w. a. ia become like man He was
~, .- r,sn before. He was like Goa
M, ike man in his physical
|...,,n. II He were why does the
W. can that He became like man.
~ ,Iink said he, lis the answer
" ,.ose statements that say God is
a. ,orp, Of man. II is stated N
"a, hat God made man In HIS
~, mt Il doesn't say what that
y, y vas upon that statement alone
~, basa no definite opinion. Christ
y, I'D that God was a spirit and
\, ,old His Apostles that a Spirit
Z, "a, flesh and bones as ye see me
=, I. hat the statement in Genesis
Y. = ,oi imply a human body, and no
~ man can go behind that !
y, Won 10 Epheslans ith chapter and
u verse where Paul says; You
M put on the new man which
~ ed is created in righteousness
q TINE holiness" Now this is hint
I, TAI the passage IN Genesis means
T.re created after His likeness In IN
i..hce. light, knowledge, etc"
N clemenson took up the subject OF
! SgrlIty Of Gods and dismissed II
lxe snlence
-EAsn we read that He IL the God
4 eSs Il means that God Is over all
n Holatrous gods"
N chmenson stated he had read NJ
;, 5oss by Mormon authors In or
J, hat he might know Just exactly
M tssir religion was, and he thought
Il, he Mormon ought TO be fair
ssgh 10 read his side Of the question
b but instead OF that, he said, they
rryfsssnt the Presbyterian theology
y ns,Ance in the matter OF the Holy
N,y We believe" said the speak
? that the Trinity consists Of one
tislt nature or essence and In that
lrsN Nbsists three individual spirits
1is the second In the Godhead took
inih nature into union with His d.
h nature" Here comes Mr.. Clemen'
MS new idea that Is that there Were
N natures In Christ the Divine and
y human and that they die
y comingle in the least
y human nature was not Delfied
y he Divine nature hunanized, but
y human nature was not sinful. !
VA not Ike 10 read what Brigham
l.fg says on this subject for II Is full
4 R,h infinite blasphemy that II
~ Il abhorent to every pure mind.
L Clemenson had reference 10 the
Lzm to Adam as God and added
me hcrmons who are learning &c
III a little are beginning "a deny
p things as the Adam-God idea
lsg as such Is not humanity and
" blocked the other day In pickinl
Z he Deseret News ! read thai
n5isent snoIy had said that as mar
.gN once was, as God Is man shall
, Think Of II. who can bridge the
q between the finite and inflpite."
n lecture on the Paris art CALLER
~ Mss Serena Nielsen was exceed
VI interesting, as was also the ma
!. study by Rev. Mr.. Martin.
u convention closed this afternoon
70 . business meeting and a Bih''
70 cCAdttted by Miss Stanley. a.
Z. I. y nembers OF the assoi,iqiioi
,Fel the University, clceroned b!
" Z J McVicker.