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Or. CHlPMAh's LECTURES
Delivered One Tuesday Afternoon
and Another This morning The
Last of His Series will be Deliver
ed Tomorrow Morning-Dr. Few
Made short Talk Tuesday Night.
tBy George r. Kins).

.tBy George r. Kins)
The subject Of the lecture by DR..
Chapman at I p. m. Tuesday was
"christ's Equation" or Christ Equals
Truth" and he proved the equation
by showing first that Christ is the
Nexis between the finite and the in
finite; secondly. because He is the
Norm Of moral being; third. because
He Il the only absolute solution Of
the problem Of sin. and fourth, He
is the only answer of the other world
In proyinx these things the idea
WAS brought out very forcibly that
truth. IS revealed. is simply an ex-
preston of the nature and attribu-
ties Of God. Although the subject
Was strictly theological tho laity' was
greatly benefited by his treatise.
THE Fatherhood Of God and the
Brotherhood Of Man" was the doc
trinc preached by Bishop Kilgo
Tuesday night in delivering an adj
dress to an audience that gave him
an ovation. This address was one Of
the most inspiring. able and courage
Gus examples of higher manhood ever
heard in this auditorium. Socialism
and all Of the political schisms that
were the product OF men imbued
with the spirit Of political aggran-
disement. we're assaiIed by the speak
er. The fundamental principle OF
civilization was 30 depicted by the
bishop that 1t was clearly evident.
- defined by his utteranees. that the
exigencies Of these things require q
rebuilding. I'VE have got to recast
many OF our political doctrines and
revise some OF the fundamental con-
ceptions of this civilization. We
must arst Of all revise our ideas OF
the basis OF our democratic govern
ment" said the bishop In pointing
out the many -faiiacfes snd weakncu
Of this government.
He said that 70 far as the physical,
mental and moral attainments we're
concerned no two men were equal
but every man In endowed with a
divine right which every man was
bound to respect. - The conceit OF
individuals worshipping the idea Of
individual sovereignty. be said placed
the government In such a condition
that II Is likely to explode.
1T a miserable poor whelp Of a
citizen who must be subpoenaed by
the court to meet certain require
ments OF a citizen. He Is a sneak.
scoundrel and a disgrace 10 society =
said the bishop In speaking OF the
duty q citizen owed his government.
He especially brought out the re-
quirements OF . citizen relative 10
Mis- duty to his neighbor, by giving
eyery protection TO conserve every
legitimate right for the good OF so
eiefy
What we want Is the kind OF
leadership that will lead: not dema-
Eogves." we're among the strong ut
tersnees Of the speaker in speaking
OF the aim and purposes OF the ReIi-
gious Training school The princI-
pies as enunciated By Bishop RiIgo
~~re for the building Of a govern
ment as set out BY the divine laws.
and here the low level OF suffrage
received a severe blow by this great
advocate Of civic righteousness.
DIR. Few, president Of Trinity col
lege. was introduced and made a
short speech.
THE Evolution OF Conscience
was the subject OF the interesting lee
tnre BY Dr. Chapman this morning.
He spoke OF the relation OF consci-
ence TO life and said that conscience
should be developed as any other FAC
uity apd In a philosophical manner:
said that Adams conscIence was eIe.
mentsry. In touching upon civic
conscIousness he paid a tribute "a
Roosevelt and said that he consider.
ed the strenuous character without
a peer when II came to uncompro.
missing advocates % this century for
civic righteousness and the most ul.
ira democrat In the United States.
DR.. Chapman will lecture this AZ.
ternoon and will deliver his flnal
lecture tomorrow morning at SILT
o'clock.