Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-05


but child. lils education, which came
direct from 0od, clrcunHorlbed theirs,
obtained IN schools ana colleges llo
knew thom through and through, and
could read their very thoughlf, but
troy could not mthom Hlm--u divine
light IN the midst nf their learned
darkness aud the darkness oomprp.
hndod him not,
WORLDLY WISDOM NECESSARY,
40 not mean 10 dsplmuo worldly
Wisdom, we cannot do without n WhlO
we are IN he world We cannot iluOro
The railroad the steamship, ,hu trl
umnhs uf electricity The wonders uf
science the mhllmllioN NJ art, lhr lf.
luira or commerce ana of government
we cnnnot donplHc 'ho sonlw uf 10
shakespeare, IMAM whom no mere
Wise, Nc has but one superior no thu
w oWlodHo az earthly things ANA
ihut ono IL christ the Goodman Nno,u
divine faplenro 80 easily and tl Up
nhllF blflo1 tho most learned ana
most Crafiy VINO sought 10 pUulUuUd
Nm The Bible aud ShikeEuoln lo
A the basis NJ the worlds literature
They are almost literature IN lhom.
selves No, we cannot DO without
worldly VISIONS II Is a good lOIug lO
De Wol1ly.wlso,
"Tho children " this world said
Jesus, aro wiser In their generation
han the children NJ llaht" Tmt H.
Wiser M 10 tho lhmps Of earth ana
limo, the thmps immediately around
them, THIS is the fact but IL ID so VI
necessity Docs such condition
need to bc2 " Il not simply because
The WoNdlysnInded concentrate unon
worldly lhlnRs. to the NEGLECT NJ
things heavenly, While the plWuully.
minded ignore The lhlnRR ~ pNh In
IN oyor'loulouR concentration up0n
No things ot heayon7 The balance
should be- preserved, tho equilibrium
maintained rhInNt earthly and things
heavenly each have their proper place,
and No should give 90 each the Imo
ANA attention due, rendering unto Gao.
snr me lhInRs that ave Caesars ana
unto God tho things that are Gods
RELIGION RIGHTLY BARRED
FROM PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
secnrIan tcntls, teachings peculiar
60 any particular church, are rightly
barred from our public schools sup.
ported by common taxation maintained
by revenues derived from those hold.
INK varied and conflicting religious
Views, but when an shall see alike
ana unity NJ faith prevail, when that
which IN ptrfo't ~ como, ana that
which N IN part has been done away
religion VIII be, and ought tn be- IN.
clndcd IN tho currlcula OF the schools,
Meanwhile, J blame no church for
establishing schools of ts own, tn In.
cnlcale ne doctrines deemed by II H.
VINO. Thorc IN u need Of religious
teaching In this land There il less
" the Golden Rule-,"Do unto others aa
you would that they should do unto
Sou'-rln our practise, than Of the NO.
called SILVER Rule--rDo others or
thoyll do YOU ] quarrel with no
man ON account OF his religion f0r ao.
ceptng The creed most satisfying 20
hs soul ! would rather belong TO some
church Than 10 none M all, | would
rather be a pagan Norshppcr than q
pagan scOncr, and hone | shall never
bo found ridlculMg what others revere
All men have the night to worship God
ns their consclencos dictate, 10 worship
whore, how or what thoy may ana
they should be protected IN that right
not only from the violence Of mobs, but
from the Mbaldry Of goddess pross
why should the common hoodlum
caught pclting church door with
stones, be arrested, fined and lmprson.
ed, ana that worst Of hoodMme, that
most cowardly ana contemplate of huh
Hes yellow journalism" be permit.
ted ~ carlcnlure ana hold up 10 mock.
cry, to pelt with the Vllcst verbal ana
pictorial missiles things nestlmahy
moro sacred than houses ~ worship.
the religious convictions Of those who
rear lhcmP | would not curull the
freedom OF the press, Satire ana invoo,
two have their legitimate uses But 7
would impress upon all the fact that
this great government, inc American
republic was not founded merely for
lnlldelb and Would'he lconoclasls Re.
lglous people have some rights which
the iTcligiouN should Dr. taught 10 re-.
Npecl. | am opposed to rlbaldry In nll
~ forms ana that II one reason why I
favor religious education Mental
physical moral ana spiritual should DO
mo training that our chlldron roco'ye
MENTAL TRAINING NOT suFFI.
GENT,
10 show the InsunicIoncy of montal
training alone, ana Illustrate the need
of further education, J have sometimes
used the instance Of the gifted poet,
Henry Klko White, who Killed himself
by intense application TO study, nogcs-
Ing tho necessary rest, recreation ana
bodily exercise, Byron says Of him
Unhappy Whitcl while HE was IN its
spring,
And thy young muse just waved her
Joyous wing,
The spolcr swept that soaring luo
away,
which else had sounded an immortal
lay
on, what a noble heart was here un.
done,
Whom Science self destroyed her fav.
orlto som
Yes she too much INDUCED thy fond
pursuit.,
She sowcd the seeds. but death has
rcapod the fruit
twas thine own genius gave the anal
blow,
And hcped to plant the wound tina,
80 the struck coglc stretched upon tho
plain
No moro through rolling clouds 20
soar again
Viewed Nh own feather on tho fatal
dart
And winged tho SHAFT that Quivcrcd
IN hls heart,
koon were hls pnnRr, but kccOor fOr TO
feel
lie nurNcd Tho plnion which lmpcllod
Che steel
while the same rlumagc that had
warmed hls nest
Dark TIE hast lllc.drop NJ hR bleed.
Ing breast
PHYSICAL EDUCATION,
nm very Gar from Wishing Ia 500 our
schools and colleges the exclusive
,nunufu ~ nrlpu uu1 uuIupVIpn az buuahnI
clubs, football teams and boating crows
I am moro or less IN sympathy with
tho satire Of the orator, who cXclnImod,
Pun down your colleges, we nave
onrsmen enough" At the Wmr time
am Wiling that such things should hnyo
their proper play especially whom tho
hayinB scopoll IN over and thcrd IN no
wood 10 chop ny AL means, educate
the body aa wen 40 the mind, Tor
strong mind needs Il strong body hut
avoid excess IN JbIs ug IN all thnge,
Il