The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-05-12

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E.r Intolerance sDd TIE ana !ntellec-
.Bal bS-TerEes 0, what Ezs xors, in
TIE theological systems o. the past.
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need O. high and fine religious
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able Ee can laugh gcod-hunJred.y 8
a; some % TIE prstsus!ons Of mod.
ern philosophy in Us various branch.
e.. Il would - worse than folly cu
our pzT 20 ignore our need Of In.
teilect1al leadership. Your own grea,
Frederick once SAID that IL be wished
% punish Z province he would leay-
IL 70 be governed by philosophers
the value Of men % scie1ce. men o.
letter. men oi art- i would be a
bad thing indeed 20 accept To.s,cy
a. a guide in social and moral ms,
ters; but Il would also be a b8d
tning not % have Tolstoy. not &
profit Iy tle lofty side o. his teach.
me. There are ~lenty % sclentifi,
neu whose hard arrogance. Who's
cynical mate risl!sm, whose dogmstiC
Intolerance PIT them on a level viii
medieya. ec-lesiast!cism. which they
1enource Ye, our debt o. scientific
men is incalculable. and our clyiliza
ton % today would have ref from
IL al tha; which most highly dls
tlngusAes j. u the work ot the grea'
masters q science during the pas
four centuries we're nov undone o,
forgotten. Neyer has philanthropy
huIan.tarianism. seen sgca de,elOp
ment as nov. and though ve mus
al 0eHare % the tally and the vic
iOlsness no worse than folly. whlcl
marks the believer In the perfect.
b.Aty % man when bis heart run,
away Vith his head. or when yanitl
ulurps the place OF conscience. ye
a. must remember also that II J.,
only by wCTkiag along the lines lai,
down b. the ph!anthrop.sts by III
lovers ot mankind. that We can D.
; sure % u,t.ng cur civilization %
higher and more permanent pan.
o' Sel-oeing than T5s ever attaine.
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Wag is 10 be abhorred; but wOa Q,
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