Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-03-01


the works Of the Creator than the old
Theology. Like the other statements,
lack OF space prohibits . deep probing
into the matter, but / should like %
saiaabuse Dr. Gamers mind 0f tho I'm
preston he seems 90 have that the
oIOgy is c0ncsned with physics and
depends up0n science for proof Of the
supernatural The special creation
story Id Genesis is not andswas not Ia
tended To be geological treatise: II
ii an account 0f revelations made by
God about the mysteries Of creation.
dealing with things spiritual am
not prepared 10 say how much Protes-
tant ministers of today know about
science, bus do know that one Of the
foremost gcientists Is perhaps the
greatest Biblical apolnSist alive to-
day Rev. Walter Drum, q Jesuit
priest, and that another Jesuit priest
who Ii one or the greatest sociolOg lsts
is Rev William Hugslein, 8. ]. e is
well for religious to be . scientist,
but not necessary. In potentis every
religious. whether man. woman, or
child Ii scientist, whether he under
stands II or not, The Christian Ii in
possession Of Truth, the Word, where
III is ali science, and his Deductions.
founded upon that Word. can be de-
monstrated by physical science as
physical science develops along lines
OF scientific research The object Of
science Is TO discover and demon
stFate the truths of life. for iheacbnrch
contains the whole deposit of Truth:
she has the Keys 81 the Kingdom or
Heaven and can open the door TO the
mysteries OF life atsonce by prayer and
faith while the scientist must labor for,
centuries t0 pick the lock with his ma
ferial reason alone
In the Morning Sun or February II,
there was an account Of an address on
the supernatural given by DR.. ]. fl
Hygiop. secretary ok the American So
ciety ck Psychicai Research Dr1Iys-
Top had intended 10 become a Presby-
terrain minister. he said bat early In
his college life he found that science
pas getting away froin religion and
became 30 fnbucd with this philosophy
that when be finally took % teaching
he mad nothing but materiaiisnl and
agn0sticisms to place before his
pupils. He then took mp scientific re-
search and amer ten years Of labor he
came to the conclusion that there was
life after death His observations had
proved that there Is communication
after death and that one retains his
identity lii the spirit world. Here is
an illustration 0f science laboYing TO
prove the faith once Tor All delivered
TO the saints twenty centuries ago.
The knowledge gained through relig-
ION, the one Is bound hy the limita-
lions oz Feasons the Other has no linn
It's, for II Is acquired through union
with Him who Is the Way, the Truth,
ara no "A b tsae, lgb1 che
tr&k sa III the World ca ri
Light ahinssh III darkness material
reasonl and the darkness ccmpre-
hcndeth it not The little child who
comes away from the Communion AaiI
with the light of the world" In Its
innocent soul contains more science
than al the nlaterIaitstic laboratories
in the worId
The undiscerning Iaynan will prob
al ID o0astEle these little discussions
into seraps. iii which the personal
element Is Involved but DR. Garner
and have been friends since WAS Il
county school-chiIa and ne the super
iutendent
EVA DORSEY CARR
Feb. IS, 1919