The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-28

TIE main NlkS between ASSuan Qdul
and the Assiout barrage.
Indicative Of the tremendous size
and dimensions OF the new works.
dam. at its designed storage level.
will impound about 2.300,00 metric
tons of water. and the total length
OF the reservoir formed will be
nearly 200 miles.
The result will be q very large
addition to the irrigated lands in
Egypt. while the new dams will
greatly minimize the risk of floods,
which annually do great damage
to crops.
is an insult to reason and shocks
the heart"
A Doctrine for Lawyers
THAT doctrine is as deadly as
leprosy; it may aid lawyer in a
criminal case, but it would, If gem
orally adopted, destroy all sense of
responsibility and menace the morals
of the world.
"A brute, they say, can prsdestine
a man to crime, and yet they deny
that God incarnate in the flesh can
release human being from his
bondage, or save him from ancestral
sins. No more repulsiya doctrine
was ever proclaimed by man; if
all the biologists of the world teach
this doctrine, as Mr. barrow says
they do, then may Heaven defend
the youth of our land from their
impious babblings
Our third indictment against evo.
luton is that it divorts attention
from pressing problems of great i'm
portance to trifIing speculation.
While one evolutionist is trying to
mag ne what happened in the dim
past, another is trying to pry open
the door of the distant future. One
recently grew eloquent over ancient
worms, and another predicted that
seventy-five thousand years hence
everyone will be bald and tootaless.
THE science of How to Live is
the. most important Of all the
sciences. 1t is desirable to know
the physical sciences. But they
should not lose sight OF the Rock of
Ages while they study the ,ge Of
rocks; neither should they become
so absorbed in measuring the dis
lance between the stars that they
will forget His who holds the stars
in His hand
Paralyziug Hope.
Our fourth indictment against
the evolutionary hypothesis is that,
by paralyzing the hope of reform,
it discourages those who labor for
the improvement of mans condi-
ton. Every upward looking man
or woman seeks to lift the level
upon which mankind stands, and
hnN tFrnIc CT f11nf al
cent changes during the brief SPAR
their enthusiasm by substituting
aeons for years.
"Our fifth indictment of the evo.
iutionary hypothesis is that, If taken
seriously and made the basis of IL
philosophy of life, it would eliminate
love and carry man back to a strug-
gle of tooth and claw. The Chris.
tMns who have allowed themselves
ia be deceived into believing that
evolution is a benNficent or even a
rational process have been associat.
ing with those v no either do not
understand its implications or dare
MOI avow their knowledge of these
implications.
Can any Christian remain indif-
ferent? Science needs religion TO
dIrec1 energies and to inspire with
lofty purpose those who employ TIE
fore es' that are Embossed by science
Evolution is at war with religion
because religion is supernatural.
Let us. then hear the conclusion
of the whole matter Science is a
force, but it is not a
but it adds no moral
a ~ fn
the misuse Of the machine. 1t can
also build gigantic intellectual ships.
but it constructs no moral rudders
for the, control of storm tossed
human vessels. 1t not only fails to
supply the spiritual element needed,
but some of it's unproven hypothe-
sis rob the ship of it's compass and
thus endanger it's course.
Worlds Need of Savior.
1.-The world needs a saviour more
than it ever did before. and there
given among men whereby we must |
be saved 1t is the name that evo
luton degrades, for carried to its |
logical conclusion, it robs Christ Of |
the glory of a virgin birth, Of the |
majesty of His deity and mission, |
and of the triumph of His resur- ]
rection. 1t also disputes the doc
trine OF the atonement.
Again force and love meet face !
to face, and the question, "What !,
Shall | Do With Jesus?' must be |
answered. A bloody, brutal doc |
Lrine. evolution demands, as the !
rabble did nineteen hundred years
ago, that he be crucified. That
.annot be the answer of this jury
a Christian state and
sworn to uphold the laws of Ten
leSSee.
Your answer will be heard !
the world 1t is eagerly
awaited by a praying multitude.
If the law is nullified,: there will
oe rejoicing wherever God is re-
oudiated, the Savior scoffed at and
he Bible ridiculed. Every unbe'
lever of every kind and degree will
DC happy. If, on the other hand,
he law is upheld and the religion
IF the school children protected.
millions of Christians will call you
)essed." -