The Washington times., 1913-01-18
SCIENCES CONFLICT
WITH CHRISTIANITY
THEME OF PASTOR
Rev. Or. Whitley viii Preach To-
morrow Morning on Scene
sis and Geology"

The alleged conflict between science
and Christianity which has been the
cause of more failures to enter the
church IN the past two decades than
any other one thing, will be discussed
tomorrow morning IN the Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church by the Rev. Earl
wiiney. LII. D., who will seek to show
that there is no conflict between science
ana religion
Dr.. Whitley holds that the alleged con-
h;ct has been the cause of unending
misapprehension among those who have
gained q little knowledge of either SCI
ence or religion, which would have been
cleared away IL either of the subjects
were well known.
In his ermon tomorrow morning, the
subject of which Is Genesis ana
Geology" he will show that the begin
ming Of the world. according to scien-
lists, bears out the history Of the crea-
ton In Genesis, and will prove that SCI
entists who IN old days were almost In
variabiy outside the church, are becom-
ing more and more dependent on Chris
tian.ty as their science proves the Bible
right.
Seven lectures, under the auspices Of
the women of the Presbyterian churches
of Washington, will be delivered by
the Rev. Isaac T Headland. Phi. D., OF
Picking. China beginning Monday at p.
m. DR.. Headland has spent many years
in the missionary fields of China and
the east, where he has been successful
IN bringing the Chinese Into the church.
DR. Headland is a Pennsylvania by
birth, and for sixteen years has been a
teacher of the sciences In Picking Uni
versity. He is a member Of the Au-
thors' Club. of London, and the Twen-
tieth Century Club, of Boston, and has
lectured before many of the learned
clubs on both science and art.
viii Show Americas Part.
Or. Headland win show conditions IN
China as they now are, after year
Of republicanisn The first two lectures.
on Monday and Tuesday, will be on
'sChiId Life in China" and 'The Women
of China" In his later lectures DR..
Headland will show the part America
has, taken in the making of China
SPflate's Hersey" will be the subject
Of the sermon by the Rev. Joseph NJ.
M. Gray, in Hamline NJ. E. Church to-
morrow morning. The subject for the
evening sermon will be THE Highway
OF Tomorrow" On Monday night the
will give lecture-recital on THE Tam
ing of the Shrew," at the meeting OF
the Hamline Brotherhood. when the an
nual ladies' night will be observed A
general invitation has been extended to
all the women in the church to attend.
The Rev. George A. Miller, of the
Ninth Street Christian Church. will be-
gin a revival of THE Old Time Re-
figfon" tomorrow. which will continue
throughout the week. Sermons on the
strength and purity Of the old-time re-
iigion win be delivered every night.
Saturday The services will he
gin promptly at rs p. m.
"Man In Modern Christianity"
The Rev. John T. T. Hundley, OF vir-
ginia. will continue the series of gospel
services during the week. Since the
services began ten persons have been
received with great appreciation. The
subjects for tomorrow are: Morning
THE Observance of the Lords Day"
evening, THE Union OF All Christians"
A special series of meetings Will be
held, beginning tomorrow, in the Tenn
pie Baptist Church, under the direc-
ton Of the Rev. ]. ]. Muir, and con-
tfnuing during the week. Prominent
Baptist ministers will assist the pastor
IN the services, the Rev. II. S. Pinkham
being chairman. Other members of the
committee are Pastors ]. c. Ball. w.
W. McMasters. Theron Outwater, z.
Hez Sven, and DR.. Greene.
Man in Modern Christianity" is the
subject on which the Rev. HInson Yer
non Hewlett will deliver sermon in
the Second Baptist Church tomorrow
morning. The sermon is one of series
on "a Man and His Religion" which
was begun several weeks ago. Large
congregations have shown general and
deep interest In the subject, which
strikes particularly the attitude OF men
toward religion.