Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-18
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/ any immoral national policy. which
fears the power VI the churCh2 Whore
| has the church dared 10 oppose any ma
| uonal policy, however morally hide.
! feasible? when has II not followed
the lead OF powerful and INSCRIPTIONS
| Influences I'm social and national ufe2
Tolstoy Is cternally right Zoo saying
| that our civilization today offers no
/ moral bases for life. is obedient 90 no
divine law. Is conscious of no moral or
| ethical goal And he u.s. equally right
In thinking that IL is the one mission
of religion to furnish such moral bases.
60 proclaim such divine law. o. point
| out and lead the way 10 such an ethical
goal
TOLsToY's GREATNESS.
Finally, the greatness OF Tolstoy is
seen nowhere more surely than in his
discovery that religion IS not at an a
little affair which each man can settle
with his own little god that IL is an
affair which can he settled alone with
the whole mass Of ones fellow men
settled at the bar Of "a social order
which provides for the just fulnllment
OF every mans nature. Religion rs a so
cial thing. q fact Of just social relation
shin. There is no activity into which
a man can enter which is not the do
main Of religion.
GOD Is TO BE FOUND.
God is not a being who sits on the
clouds. conveniently remote from the
scene OF human struggle. God Is the
soul Of that struggle. Identified with hui
nanity there to be found and wor-
SHIPPED. The only patha man can take
toward the solution OF his religious
problem. toward such a sense Of God an
viii unity and glorify his life. is that
which leads him into the struggle for
righteousness iu the economic basis out
Of which life grows. In that economic
basis and In the struggle TO make ii
just are bound up an the s8nctitics and
an the sacrcduess it is possible Tor us a.
know. To find moral harmony ana
ethical accord with men, ia - lind hai-
mony and accord with COD.
THE REV. J.. s. BOWEBNIAN.
Authority IN Religion" was the
theme OF the discourse given yes rday
in tho East Side Baptist church by
Rev. Louis S. Bowcrman. Prefaclng ais
sermon with the following quplatipn
from II Tim. ST.. 1917. Every scrip
ture inspired OF God. is also profitable
for teaching. for reproof. Tor conviction.
for instruction which Is I'm righteous
ness" he spoke at length on the divine
authority Tor religion In closing he
said.
God has given authority unto one
and one alone. That one is Jesus
the Christ. The ultimate authority in
religion Is the incarnate logos. To man
there Is given the power Of choice.
There is no authority IN man 10 de
clare God. the only begotten. He hath
declared him."
REV. STMPKTN Of PRAYER.
The Rev. Peter A. Simpkin addressed
large gathering at the regular sun
day Bible class az the y. ". C.. 4. yes
terday. The greater portion Of his adj
dress was taken M with an argument
on the necessity of prayer.
Education. he said. does not alter
the soul problems. and as man Is
the higher beast made into the image
and likeness OF the Master, and given
soul for the purpose Of binding him TO
his Savior. he should lead the life that
Christ led, This can be done only by
oommuning with him THROUGH prave~.
The difference Of religion does not af-
feet the law Of love in any way said Mr..
SimpSin, and the uplifting Of the soul
To- God IN prayer Is necessary for the
welfare OF an men who hope to succeed
I'm this world and in the next.