Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-23
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r..t Sunday Ian IT, Religion
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pm e,ally thov tou ms that This
h..utienl Island belongs ~ ou,. Father
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.,.o Th,y an ,s that The nslar. 4.
n.t q st,anper,e hut that Wa ourselves
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can becomo heirs to everything in this
p.rad,.o rbis ronresen,s relig;ops
toa,bing Rv IL All the nre,,toue in
stniction becomes doublv significant
Bv a. our interest in the GARDEN. the
palace the works or art changes
from curiosity 10 a living. practical
force. And that is exactly the result
~ religious teaching 10 the student 81
sciences. whose heart is opened 10 the
truth of religion
n IA well Ia study peolosr, and cham
istry and learn something about the
component parts Of material suhstances
ana the structure OF thu earth. A. h
well 10 study zoology and botany and
learn something about animals and
plants. IL is well 10 studv music and
sculpture and paintine ana archi,e,.
ture. but the true significance of the
natural sciences win never be Crashed
until religion comes and teaches the
student thar the entire pn,verse is the
handiwork OF God and that the Garth
was constructed for the abode of ms
chndren-tho children of man This Is
what tho toachers NJ religion class.s
desire 20 IMPRESS upon The children
They do not want 10 teach Them anv-
thing contrag, 10 the truths taught
in the common schools. but 10 show
them the true relationship OF am that
exists 10 God
That this Is importapt needs ma s,r.
tner argument II AZ necessary. for the
child 10 learn IN road but u,lass IA
the same tme. a taste Is deyeloped for
THINGS beautiful and di,,In. Nd pr.fsr.
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