davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

ences. On the night Of the day that DR..
SIaten was aset down" these students,
with single exception, passed these
resolutions:
1--WE, the undersigned students OF
William Jewell College. protest the SUM
mary dismissal of Dr. Staten and char
acterize the action as hasty and unfair
and needlessly unjust.
I'VE feel Inundated that suck love-
able Christian gentleman should be
treated so by his alma mater. Moreover,
we resent the implication that we, rs col
lege students, have such weak powers of
discriminating judgment that our mental
food should pass through the hands of
censors for sterilization.
"There is new reformation needed.
We have passed through modern period
which parallels the Renaissance, marked
by succession of brilliant inventions,
scientific discoveries and the rise of social
studies and modern Biblical criticism.
'"These have been, as influential in en-
larging our conceptions as were the dis
coveries of Columbus
"A new humanism has arisen, in Oon-,
f1ict with the scholasticism of our day.
For many years there has been gathering
a revolt against the incredible and in
human assumption Of theologians who
can affirm the infallibility of the Bible
and condemn the human race to hell with
out winking.
"A better, saner, truer conception of
life and history, of human nature, of re-
ligion itself, must take the place of cruel
creeds that have dominated and bullied
our intelligence already too long. 1t is
time for the religion of Jesus to get a
chance.
"In opposition to the rising tide of in
telligence there has arisen wave of
obscurantism Afame with holy zeal, the
leaders of reaction are calling for the
heads of every John the Baptist who
dares to proclaim the coming Of q new
era. No teacher is safe from the in
quisition. When it is over, If it is sue
cessful, the light of learning will have
died in UNCONVENTIONAL colleges and the
empty classrooms will stand in medieval
darkness"
Now when those $50 young Baptist
preachers go forth to preach in their
BAPTIST churches they will spread Profess
gor Slaten's views That is what is
troubling the earnest trustees of the col
lege who solemnly believe in Satan with
his hoof and tail and who shut their eyes
to the abundant evidences that the story
nj the Creation in Genesis cannot be as
the Bible narrates it.
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

the creative religious imagination Of the
early Christian gfoup than b supposing
that they are in all respects sober state-
ments Of fact.
ITO explain miracles, such aS the walk
ing on the water; the feeding Of the Ave
thousand, and the raising Of the dead, it
is assumed that the story is an outgrpWth
of some incident, Or of some teaching of
Jesus, exaggerated by pious fancy, as it
was told and retold, into the statement
as it now stands in the gospels.
"A view to which all win agree is not
likely to come out of the discussion of this
topic. But unanimity of opinion is by no
means so desirable as is often supposed.
1t mayg in fact, be hindrance to progress.
What is desirable in the discussion group
is candor, courtesy, free expression, good
temper, willingness to see all sides of
a problem, and respect for those who diff
fer from us. Above all, we should be-
ware of regarding q person whose opinion
on these points aliffers from ours as not
Christian Even on points like these
equally good Christian people differ.
1nE HldLCGI Vi #a<AuoIM aG1I1u 1--WE LIZ
Staten insists, is fanciful creation of the
minds of theologians, and he points out
that Jesus never spoke of it.
"Some come with an deliberately worked
out scheme of theology which they have
taken over bodily from the past" he
says. "They know in detail the whole of
Gods plan for the human race from Adam
to the day of judgment. In this scheme
Jesus has his place. Their study of the
gospels is likely to be directed toward
fitting the gospel statements into this high.
" artificial system. Moreover, the teach
ing of Jesus is largely ignored because
of it's inadaptability as theological ma
terial
an many of the things that commonly
have interested Christian theOlogians
Jesus was not interested, or at least we
have. no record of his talk about them.
Consequently those who approach the
study of Jesus with theological interest
are much more likely to emphasize his
death than his life, and to substitute their
own or their denominations teaching
about Jesus for the things he is reported
actually to have said The study OF
Jesus own teaching reveals the astonish-
ing fact that almost without exception
every link in the chain of the so-called
tplan of salvation is missing. Where did
men get their idea that In the beginning
God created perfect human pair, that
they sinned and somehow made all Their
descendants sinners, that to offset this
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

There was no justification, he declared,
in believing the Old Testament story of
the Creation; Eve was not actually created
from Adams rib, and Adam himself was
not suddenly created and placed upon the
earth as the Bible narrative asserts, but
man was unquestionably the result OF
countless centuries of patient evolution
from lower form of animal life. Even
the miracles, so DIR. Staten Insisted, must
not be taken literally where any recog-
nized law of nature has been violated:
Joshua, for instance, might have called
upon the sun to stand still, but every
high school child knows that if the sun had
obeyed Joshua and the earth had stood
still (for Joshua didn't know that it was
the earth which was revolving and not
the SUM-, then everybody, including the
trees and the water in the ocean, would
be pitched out into space. This is SIM
pie matter to demonstrate as PROPOSE
ton of physics or astronomy.
And SO, Professor Staten says, OBJ
viously his intelligent students must not
read the Old Testament story of Joshua
on the battlefield and accept literally the
asserted fact that "the sun stood STILL"
But the trustees of William Jewell Col
lege disagreed with Professor Staten.
They believe that whatever the Bible says
must be taken exactly and literally as
written. AS Vie 0C4APS0Aoi narrative
speaks of Satan-then Satan certainly
existed at that period at least: AS angels
are distinctly mentioned as flying about
and appearing to trustworthy. witnesses,
then angels there must have been three
or four thousand years ago, and perhaps
to-day.
So too, the story of the Creation is very
definite in the first chapter Of Genesis, and
therefore there can be no doubt that
Adam was made then and there in his
complete and perfect form, and Eve lit
orally must have been created from
Adams rib, precisely as the first chapter
of Genesis explicitly explains.
William Jewell College is the leading
Baptist educational institution in the mid
die West. Reports had leaked out that
Professor Staten was teaching the stu
dents things which ought not to be told
them. Finally, DR.. Staten wrote a book
in which he frankly explained that the
Bible was written by unknown persons
several thousand years ago, who did not
have the advantage of modern education
and the results Of modern scientific re-
search. They thought that the sun trav-
elled around the earth and therefore saw
no reason why the sun should not stand
still' in the heavens if so good man as
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

"Some will say that no miracle ever
happened. others will argue that all
things are possible with God, he says.
"Others will reply that it is not question
of possibility, but one of probability. That
God could interfere with the regular pro-
cesses Of nature in order to impress peo-
ple with His power, or to increase the
prestige of some religious leader, or to
deliver his worshipers from danger or
difficulty, or to relieve suffering, or dis
ability, they are willing to admit. but that
he has eyer done 50, they regard as very err.
the rise of the miracle narratives of the
New Testament by attributing them to
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

Joshua thought It ex-
pedient to have a few
more hours Of daylight
to destroy his enemies.
How could they
know, with their utter
ignorance Of astron-
o1ny and physics, that
if the world stopped
revolving for even 4
fraction Of q minute,
Joshua and his host,
along with his enemies.
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

tG1llk 1bGu = tDtte sslAA1 bAlesU
Jesus was begotten Of
the Holy Spirit.
But the real serious
ness Of the whole thing
Is the attitude of al but
one Of the entire student
body who heard Profess
sor Slaten's teachings
and believe he Is right.
N the college are $50
students, who some day
will be $50 preachers
Interpreting the gospel
to thousands az audi
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

Election and experience have led them to
believe in God; they are not led to the
same conclusion about angels, demons and
The Washington times., 1923-01-14
A. WAKEFIELD.
Staten, professor of Biblical lit

Staten, professor Of Biblical lit
erature at William Jewell College,
at Liberty, Missouri, has been thrown out
by vote of the Board of Trustees of the
college because he insisted upon teaching
the students that the Bible must not al
ways be believed literally.
In the Scriptures. Professor Staten
pointed out, is the frequent assertion that
insane people are possessed with devils"
But that was the best information Of the
times several thousand years ago. To-
day no intelligent person believes that q
patient mentally i'll is possessed of 4
'sdemon," or that an insanity cure can be
accomplished by exercising the ''evil
Spirits" he insisted Therefore DIR. Staten
instructed the students that they must not
believe the Bible when it speaks Of driv-
ing the devils out Of the insane into
herd of swine.
Professor Staten also called attention
to the popular belief of oIden times that
Satan was personal entity, with cloven
hoof and tail, who spent his time and
brains putting evil thoughts into peoples
heads. Intelligent men and women Of
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

n eFsonaI ArguAnSxlt SeeWeem
Ielsovra md tIl Devil While
nRelS kood Af ilS ~ -leten 70
khn piscusnioss. ieeureg ~ the
esl,ai exz lnarl.
Cod sent Je.SIls to lS. g tIISt naan might
Sc forgiven Not f6m Jesus The
things Ne hea II chur1 M evanselistic
services ne mainly things that Jesus
never speaks as 8
Dr. Staten claims that the sun did not
stand sklil Tor Joshua Is already mem
toned. but then he goes much further
and arrays himself III the. ranks Of the
radicals when he asserts that Joseph was
the natural father of Jesus, thus repudiat.
IND the IpanacnIate Conception, one Of
the Fundamental 81 the Christian religion,
a..dI further states his disbelief Ii the
power 81 Jesus ii intercede with God in
behalf Of 1nortals
This was too much for the trustees of
william Jewell College. Standing, as il
does. among the leading theological in
stitutions of TIRE country, these un-
orshodO lnios heretical statements
could moi pass urlnoticed By il. 50 the
/ royafTsine body Immediately repudiated
esscr Slaten nd subscribed un-
enttiltOGaiIg ~ ,e belief chat Adam was
created illfffiA tely and III the image Of
God that there Is i Satan and that he
" -
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

modern times do not De-
lieye in . personal devil,
and therefore references
in the Bible to Satan and
his wicked host of lesser
devils must not be be-
lieved literally, he said.
Similarly, too, there
was no more evidence
that there ever were
angels than that devils
existed, and therefore
Professor Staten instruct
ed his pupils to disregard
all Scriptural references
to angels flying about the
air, or acting as holy mes
sengers for persons high
er up in heavenly author
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

St. Dunstan and the Devil.
The Worthy Life Of This Great
Saint Is Thoroughly Authenticated,
But the Church Authorities Frank
ly Refer to the Well-Known Story
of His Dragging q Personal Devil
Around by the Nose as "A
Legend"
The Washington times., 1923-01-14

Satan. They are
inclined to class
these with other
creatures Of the
Imagination, for
example, til )
Irish banchees,
the S cotch
fairies, the Pur
itan witches, the
egro voodoo
and hants
They know that
the belief in q
thing, however
vital it may
have b e en- to
those who held
that belief, is
no proof that
that thing ever
actually existed.
"The ancient
Greeks, for ex-I
ample, had a
complex system
of cd s a n d
goddesses w i h
stories a b o u t
t h e m worked
out in elaborate
detail, yet no
o n e believes
now that a sim
gle one of those
gods and god
desses ever ex-
listed outside the
peoples imagi-
nation. Even the
pre- S e n t = day
Greeks t h e M
selves, though
they are proud
of this wonder
full past and. it's
literature, d o
not think of Ecu
Aphrodite and a
really existed.
"The most l
principle one cal
the Bible is that
a literature it t,
of other times h;
not what we mt
"The principle
as a mold for t
producing some
great damage to
that has cause
split; it is used [
every new sect. F"
Explaining hi
Staten said he b
miracles that h
healing were tr
these days are
mental suggestic
questioned the
which natural i
being put out of
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