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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-31
MANY AT RELIGIOUS
FARLEY HELD HERE
DR.. William c. Woods of Connect
cut Leads Discussions at Ma
tional Cathedral.

DR.. William c. Woods, member OF
the faculty of Kent School, Kent, Conn,
led the conference on Modern Sub
stitutes for Religion" held at the COL
lege of Preachers of Washington Ca
thedral last week. A group of repre-
sentative clergymen from different parts
of the country participated in the con-
ferenceS, which included daily lectures,
personal interviews with DR.. Woods and
devotional meditations in the chapel of
St. Augustine.
Among the members Of the confer
ence were: Rev. Tom G. Akeley, Bel
fast, Me-; Rev. Gilbert Applehof. tr.,
jackson. Mich; Rev. Harold N. Arrow
smith. Baltimore, Md; Rev. Paul S.
Atkins, York, Pa; Rev. Philip P. Baird,
Riverside, Conn; Rev. John A. Betcher
Lincoln, ILL.,; Rev. Clyde Brown, Hyatts-
vile, Nd; Rev. John v. Butler, jr., New
York City; Rev. Joseph A. Clark, Jor-
dan, N. Y: Rev. Fenimore E. Cooper,
Elmira, N. Y; Rev Reginald G. Davis,
Carbonate, Pa; Rev. Frank r. Fisher,
Scottsville. N. Y; Rev. Russell E..
Francis, Tiffn, Ohio; Rev. Frank D. Gift
ford, Manaroneck, N. Y; Rev. Morgan
Griffith Upper Darby, Pa; Rev. Ben
son H. Harvey New York City: Rev.
Theodore r. Ludlow, New York City;
Rev. Brinley r. Madge, Highland, Md;
Rev. Harold B. w. Peters, Richmond,
Va: Rev. W. Josselyn Reed, Liberia,
Africa: Rev. James F. Root. Utica, N. Y,
and Rev. Paul D. Wilbur, Niagara Falls,
N. Y.
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BIBLE SCHOOL CLASS
SCHEDULE is REVISED
Columbia Association of Baptist
Churches Announces Change
for Weekday Sessions.

The Bible school of the Columbia
Association of Baptist Churches has
revised it's schedule of classes as
Mondays-3 pm, Christian Mis-
sions," at Temple Baptist Church,
Mrs. B. L. Richardson, teacher; $50
pm. How We Got Our Bible" w.
B. johnson, teacher; 1920 pm, Land
of Israel" w B. Johnson, teacher;
$50 pm, "Old Testament History"
Rev. E. H Puryear, teacher; 8: 10 PM,
odd Testament Books of Law" Rev.
E. H. Puryear, teacher; 7;20 pm,
Comparative Religions" DR.. B. l..
Richardson, teacher; $40 pm, Phi
losophy Of Religion DR.. B. L. Rich
ardson, teacher.
Tuesdsys-6:3e pm, Psychology of
Public Speaking" Rev. B. M. Osgood
teacher; ITO pm. Speaking in Pub
lic," Rev. B. M Osgood, teacher; $50
pm, Individual Evangelism" Rev. C..
r. Ferguson, teacher; 7;2o PM
Jones, teacher; $40 pm, New Tesla
ment Church." DR.. H. M. B. Jones,
teacher; $40 pm, Christian History"
teacher will be provided.
Wednesdays pm, Greek New
Testament" Rev w. D. Moore, teach
er; pm, "Interbiblical History" Rev
w. D. Moore. teacher
Fridays pm, Psychology OF Re
ligious Education, DR.. r. w Weaver,
teacher; pm, Christian Doctrines"
DR.. B. P Robertson, teacher: 8 pm,
Theology Of the Old Testament" DR..
B. P Robertson, teacher; 8 pm,
Christian Music" Prof. B. L. Good
year, teacher.
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Sunday School Lesson
BY
h Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.

living an exemplary life. Paul urged
their performance Of their civic duties,
even 10 meant sacrifice and suffering
pointing out that the tire Of their
trial would be short. The Etgns Of the
times in which We are living point to
the rapid approach Of the hour that
the apostles called the Roman Chris
tians 10 look for. because the Master S
return means the establishment Of that
day OF universal bxotheTho cemented
by love which we all long to see
established arncng men.
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BISHOP OF TOXIC DUE
TO DELIVER SERMON
St. Thomas Parish Will Dedicate
Gifts Made to Church at
All Saints Festival.

st. Thomas Parish for many years
has reserved the formal dedication Of
all important gifts to the church until
All Saints Day, when they are all dedi-
Gated together, so that the All Saints
Festival has come to be one of out
standing character and the service at
IL am. unusually impressive Also on
All Saints Day members of the parish
who have died during the past year are
commemorated by name; as also those
who in previous years haves benefited
the church by legacies and other
gifts.
This year two legacies which have
been received for the Endowment
Fund will be dedicated. The dedica-
ton OF one Of these, that of Mrs. S. H.
Vandergrift, Is especially appropriate,
owing to the fact that November was
Mrs. Vandergrift's birthday Another
gift included in the dedication service
Is sacristy, in oak, the gift of Miss
Sophie p. Casey, in memoriam. An
other Is a reminder Of the Great War.
1t Is medallion of Bessie Edwards.
daughter of Maj Gen. and Mrs.
Clarence r. Edwards. This medallion
was done by a famous sculptor, Paola,
and 1t was the particular request of
Gen. and Mrs. Edwards that when
they passed away it would be in the
care and keeping of st. Thomas Par
ish. Miss Edwards died of flu caught
while nursing sick soldiers. and the
medallion features this by the inscrip-
ton engraven on the base: AN Angel
of the War"
The preacher at the II am. service
tomorrow will be Right Rev. John Nc
Kim, Bishop Of Toxic.
The Rectors Aid Society meets
Thursday
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REV. F. S. NILES TO TALK
ON FREEDOM TOMORROW
Georgetown Presbyterian to Hold
Double Service, One for
Children.

Rev. Frank s. Niles, minister of the
Georgetown Presbyterian Church, will
speak at the IL o'clock service Sunday
on Freedom There will be q story
sermon for the children preceding the
sermon for the adults. The evening
service at 1880 O'Clock in Cissel Chapel
will be in charge of the young people
and the topic will be What Jesus
Teaches About Faith in Cod"
The woman's Missionary Society will
meet Tuesday at noon in Cissel Chapel
Mrs. Frank s. Niles will have charge
of the devotions and Miss Jennie He'd
rick will have charge of the program
and introduce the speaker of the day.
DR.. David 8. Schah. who viii speak on
Religious Conditions in Europe g"
Luncheon viii be served at O'Clock and
the Woman's Guild VIII meet at the
close OF the luncheon.
Rev. Mr.. Niles will continue the series
Thursday evening on the epistle of St
John, Fellowship Tested by Belief"
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WAGES OF RELIGION
TO BE PULPIT THEME
Rev. r. Paul Schearrer Selects
Topic for Church Sermon
Tomorrow Morning.

"Tha Wages Of Religion" is the SER
mon theme for the IL o'clock service
tomorrow in the Takoma Park Presby-
terian Church, by the pastor, Rev. r.
Paul Schearrer. At pm. he viii give
the third address in the series entitled
1.-The Fellowship of Faith" The sub
ject tomorrow night viii be THE
Disciples of Christ"
Miss Helene Walker viii lead the
Senior C. E. Society at z o'clock. Her
topic will be What Jesus Teaches
About Faith In God" Eleanor Dodd
will lead the Intermediates at the same
hour. The church school and the in
dependent adult Bible classes will con-
vene at $50 o'clock.
The session will meet Monday even
ing at the home of Elder Arthur F.
Gordon, IL Philadelphia avenue. The
Westminster Guild viii meet Tuesday
evening at the home of Miss Margaret
Parsons, $3.50 Ninth street. The
trustees win meet In the church Office
Wednesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Schearrer viii conduct the
midweek service on Thursday evening
at 8 o'clock. The Light Bearers viii
meet Friday at o'clock, and the Boy
Scouts, Friday at 1880 o'clock. The
girls choir win meet Saturday at $3.50
o'clock.
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TO PREACH
HERE TOMORROW
HamIine M. {. Church to Hear
Former Superintendent
of Singapore Area.

Bishop Titus Lowe of the Portland.
Greg, Area of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Will be the preacher tomorrow
morning at Hamline Methodist Epis-
copal Church, Sixteenth and Allison
streets.
For several years he supervised the
Singapore Area in southeastern Asia.
He had in his area the Malaga, Philip
pine and Sumatra Mission Conferences.
Hamline Church now has parish
abroad" In the Malaga Annual Con-
ference of the Singapore Area, with
DR.. J. J. Kingman as Hamline's mis-
sionary in that field. During the past
three years Bishop Lowe has had the
general superintendency of the great
northwest section of the United States.
The other services for the day will
be the church school at GAS am,
Epworth League at pm, where dis
cussions are now going on upon the
subject, What 1t Means to Be a
Christian" Divine worship will be
conducted at 8 pm. with the minister,
DR.. H. w. Burgan, preaching upon the
topic THE Eventide of Life"
series of addresses are being given
on Thursday nights at 8 o'clock by the
minister on Scripture Which Has
Made History"
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HASTINGS TO TALK
At WOMEN'S GUILD
Church Puts Into Effect New
Program for Teaching
of World Peace.

The officers and faculty of the
Mourt Pleasant Congregational Church
school have put into effect compre-
hensive program for teaching world
peace. This action has been taken in
cooperation with organizations of all
religious denominations, and in antic-
ipation of the World Conference for
the Reduction Of Armament next Feb
ruary.
There are in the program teaching
points for use in all seven departments
of the school, including the beginners
and adult classes. The aim is ito de-
velop peace-thinking individuals" and
methods, occasions and media which
may be used are suggested. 1t Is also
recommended that there be developed
about the church an atmosphere OF and
belief in peace; that the work OF the
church school be correlated with that
of the public schools in promoting the
teaching of world peace, and that par
tlcular attention be given to developing
and increasing the influence OF parents
and the home in creating mind Tor
world peace" among children and young
people.
Among the occasions suggested when
the principles set forth in the program
are to be emphasized are Armistice
day. Christmas and national holidays,
bringing the seasons IedcnlIle W q
climax at the time of the meeting OF
the world conference in Geneva next
year.
Rev. Russell J. Clinchy. the minister,
is a member of the National Congre-
gational Committee on World Peace
and Disarmament.
AT the session of the adult discus
sion group tomorrow morning, The
Economic Effects of Federal Reclama-
ton" will be presented by George o.
Sanford of the Bureau of Reclamation.
He will discuss the value and effect OF
the Boulder Dam and other Federal
projects.
George A. Hastings, administrative
assistant to President Hoover, viii ad-
dress the Women'S Guild Wednesday
morning ON The Human Side OF Gov
eminent"
Rev. Gladwyn M. Childs of Clare
mont, Calf, will preach tomorrow
morning.
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CHURCH TO OBSERVE
REFORMATION DAY
Grace Lutheran Pastor to Give Ser
mon on I'VE Are Saved by Faith"
Tomorrow Morning.

The anniversary Of the Protestant
reformation brought about under Mar
tin Luther will be observed in special
services at Grace Lutheran Church to-
morrow. At IL am. service hymns by
Luther will be used and the pastor.
Rev. Gerhard e. Lenski. viii deliver a
sermon on the subject we Are Saved
by Faith"
In the Sunday school at $50 am.
awards will be given to those members
of the intermediate school who have
turned in the best compc sitions deal
ing with the life and work of Luther.
The Sunday school win be conducted
by Edwin Dybvig, assistant superin-
tendent. DR.. Raymond Seeger will
teach the young mems class continuing
his series OF lessons on Comparative
Religions" The special subject for
Sundays lesson viii be ''Brahmanism. !"
The young people viii meet for the
friendly hour" at pm. There viii be
several short addresses by members Of
Luther League on the subject THE
Greatest Thing Luther Did" Supper
will be served at o'clock. At 8 pm.
the evening service viii be held. The
pastor will precah on why Lutherans
Like Luther"
The Young Ladies' Society will have
. cafeteria supper in the hall of the
church November 5.
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MISSIONARY GROUP
PLANS FOR PRAYERS.
Special Program Arranged
Next Week al Mount Vernon
Place NJ. {. Church South.

The wonnan's Missionary Societies Of
Mount vernon Place NJ. z. Church
South have arranged a special pro-
gram Of prayer services next week as
follows Monday, the Committee on
Spiritual Life Groups viii hold re-
treat beginning at 10 am. In the audi
forum Of the church members 81 the
societies and all others interested In
such a program are invited Tuesday,
prayer service. 10 pm. Mrs. Alma
Cofman in charge. mission study. Tine
Challenge Of Change" 2 70 3 pm, Mrs.
A. r. Harlan, teacher, Wednesday.
short business session at 3 pm. fol-
lowed By prayer service. Miss Mayme
Farrier in charge; Thursday. special
prayer service, 8 pm. Mrs. c. M. Stoy
end Business Womans Missionary So
eiety In charge
DR.. w. A. Shelton. the pastor. has
announced the following subjects for
tomorrows sermons: Builders Of the
Eternal" AZ IL O'Clock. and "Cbange-
less Christ in Changing Life" at 8.
The evening service on the FIRST Sunday
of each month Is devoted particularly
TO the interests Of young people. The
holy communion win be observed at
the morning service.
Revival services for young people win
he held next week, with the following
program: Sunday, 7 pm. Oxford Fell
1owship: Monday. 8 pm, Bible class,
Philip Pierce, leader; Tuesday. 8 pm,
testimonials; wednesday, 8 pm. -Four
Dimensions OF Life" Hugh Elliott;
Thursday. pm. Church Member
ship" DIR. Shelton: Friday. 8 pm,
Christian Stewardship" Harvey Wise;
SUNDAY o.30 am srecial Sunday
school program, led by Ray Miller;
Sunday. pm. Campfire" Richard
Buckingham.
A meeting of the Wonan's Guild of
the Gaithersburg Home for Aged will
be held ut the church November S at
80 pm. The prayer meeting Thurs
day evening will be held in conjunc-
tion with the Week Of Prayer Services
81 the Woman's Missionary Societies.
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UNITARIAN CHURCH PLANS
HOMECOMING SERVICES
Living Valiantly' to Be Subject
of Minister'S Sermon To-
morrow Morning.

All Souls Unitarian Church will OBJ
serve its annual home coming Sunday
tomorrow at the IL O'Clock morning
service The minister, DR.. Ulysses G.
B. Pierce. will preach on the subject,
Living Valiantly." and there will be
special music. At O'Clock there will
bees communion service in memory Of
All Souls.
The Fall meeting of the Joseph
PrieStley Conference will be held at
the First Unitarian Church. Whining
ton, Del. November 5. 1t is expected
delegation from All Souls Church
viii attend.
Dr. Lewis L. Lorwin 81 the Brook
'ngs Institution will be the speaker at
the monthly dinner meeting Of the
Washington Chapter Unitarian Ley
mems League, Thursday. He will take
for his subject, Planning Our Eco
nCnlc Life"
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ASSISTANT TO ASSUME
DUTIES AT ST. PAUL'S
Rev. Claude s. Ridenour Will En-
ter Upon Work in Rock Creek
Episcopal Parish.

Rev. Claude S. Ridenour, new as
sistaat to the rector OF Rock Greek
Episcopal Parish, assumes his duties to-
morrow and will assist the rector, DR..
Franklin J. Bohanan, In the services at
st. Paul's Church. Webster street and
Rock Greek Church road. Rev. Mr.
RiGenour comes from Preston, Dorches-
ter County, Md.
The morning services tomorrow, AL
Saints day, will include national cor
porate holy communion of the Daugh-
tiers OF the King at $50 am. and holy
communion ana sermon by DR.. Bohanan
at IL o'clock
The monthly Sunday School teachers
meeting viii be held at 100 pm.
Wednesday.
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DR.. PERKINS TO TALK
ON SOULS FELLOWSHIP
Communion Service to Be a Fea-
ture at Universalist National
Memorial Church.

The Deathless Fellowship Of Soul"
is the subject of the All Souls Day ser
mon which Dr. F. w. Perkins will
preach tomorr-w at the IL o'clock
service in the UniversaIist National
Memorial Church. There will be the
communion service following the reg
ular service of worship. The church
school, meeting at l0:l5 o'clock, will
receive its annual offering fer work in
Japan as a special observance Of All
Souls Sunday. The adult class will
meet at 1920 in the Romaine-Van
Schaick room.
The Optimtst Club win meet Tuesday
evening Miss Eleanor Bonner will
give 8 talk of her impressions of the
Holy Land, which she visited last Sum-
mer as a member of the American
University Seminar to Palestine.
There will be the monthly meeting
of the Beard of Management Thurs
Gay evening.
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LOYALTY TO BE THEME
ST. Matthew's Lutherans Will Mark
Reformation Date.

ST. Matthews Lutheran Church to-
morrow will commemorate the an
nirersary of the Protestant reforma-
ton by a special morning service. and
by setting the day apart as Loyalty
day Every member has been request
ed to be present ct this service and
in person to present his pledge TO the
financial budget for the year 1882
Pastor E H Meuser will preach the
sermon on the theme What Price 10y
atty For the evening service he will
present the fifth study of the life Of
St Paul, entitled, The Apostle Paul
His Commencement"
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HARVEST HOME SERVICE
ON LUTHERAN PROGRAM
Georgetown Church Will Hear
Rev. II. E. Beatty in
Morning Sermon.
Harvest home service will be observe

Harvest home service will be observed
tomorrow at IL am. in Georgetown
Lutheran Church, Rev, Harold E. Beatty,
pastor. Sermon subject, Rich Toward
Cod" Sunday school meets at $50
am Joseph Stormback will be the
leader of the Senior Christian Endeavor
Society at Z pm. At the 8-p.m. serv-
ice the congregation wsll celebrate the
Festival of the Reformation. The SER
mon will be pr ached by DR.. John
Weidley, pastor of the Church of the
Reformation.
Church Council meeting Tuesday at
8 pm The business meeting of officers
and teachers of the Sunday school.
Wednesday. 8 nm. Prayer meeting
Thursday at pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-31

Home becoming day will be observed
tomorrow. The Rev. H. T. Medford,
former pastor, will deliver the sermon
morning and evening. Baptism will
be administered at the morning service
and there will also be presentation Of
life members certificates of the Wom-
ans Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety at this time. The old members of
the church will be served dinner after
the morning service.
At pm. the Glass Leaders Praying
Band of the District will conduct q
prayer service. At 7:45 pm. new men,
bers will be taken in full membership.
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PLAN SPECIAL SERVICE
Grace Episcopal Members TO Honor
Rector's Anniversary.

A special service will be held in
Grace Episcopal Church. Ninth ana D
streets southwest, tomorrow Morn ng
At IL O'Clock. to m rk the festival OF
All Saints Day. and also the anniver-
Sary cf the rectorship of Rev. Mead
Bolton MacBryde.
The vestrymen. who WILL receive the
holy communion in a oody. have eX-
tended invitations TO all the former
members Of the church 70 attend this
service. The preacher viii be DR.
.Jaluz B2ckus.
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Pastor Continues Series.

Rev Homer A Kent, pastor Of the
First Brethren Church. viii preach at
II o'clock tomorrow on The Formation
OF the Church" This is In continuation
of series OF Sunday morning sermons
on the Epistle Of the Ephesians. At
7:45 pm his subject will be Questions
About the Lords Return" Sunday
school meets at $50 am. and Young
People's Christian Endeavor at 6:45 pm.
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SERMONS ARE LISTED
st. Margaret's Rector Will Preach
at II O'Clock Meeting.

ST., Margarets Church. Connecticut ave-
nue. and Bancroft place, win preach at
IL o'clock tomorrow. Rev. Berkeley
Griffith win preach In the afternoon.
The services and engagements for the
day are: Holy communion at 1880 am,
Sunday school at $50 am, morning
prayer with sermon at IL am, organ
music at AIS pm, evensong and SER
mon at 4:3O pm.
There will be the monthly meeting
of the Woman's Auxiliary Wednesday
at II am and in the evening the
Daughters OF the King viii meet in the
study at the parish house On Thurs
day there win be celebration of holy
communion at IL am.
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Activities in Local Churches
Revival Services.

There viii be revival services at the
Third Baptist Church. Fifth and @
streets northwest. November to IS In
elusive, conducted by DR.. st. Paul
Thompson Of Boston. Preaching every
night. $50 to 10 80 O'Clock: early prayer
meeting, $50 to 730 am. Sunday;
Bible school. e:15; Junior Christian En-
deavor Society. pm. intermediate
Christian Encfeavor Society. pm; the
Senior Christian Endeavor Society.
pm. Rev. George o. Bullock viii have
charge Of the meeting.
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DUST OF IVORY PALACES
TO BE SERMON SUBJECT
DR.. Albert ]. Mccartney to. Take
Story of Arab and Jezebel as
Theme Sunday Morning.

DR.. Albert Joseph Mccartney, pastor
of the Covenant-First Presbyterian
Church, will take as his subject tomor-
row morning, The Dust of the Ivory
Palaces" the story of Al1ab and Jeze-
bel. This is the fifth of Dr. McCartney's
Sunday morning series on the Holy
Land
The meeting Thursday evening win be
preparatory TO the communion service
Of the Lords last supper November g.
The All Corners Mems Glass will be
addressed Sunday morning by DR.. Nc
CARNEY on In and Out and All Around
the Town of Jerusalem"
The. Tip Top Club will meet tomor-
row at $50 pm. In the church house.
The leader win be Miss Martha Bishop.
After the meeting the members will Join
with the Covenant Fellowship and have
supper.
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Friendship Baptist.

Rev. c. S. wilkins of Philadelphia,
Pa, will preach tomorrow at IL am.
Rev j. w. Mccoy will preach at $50
pm. Rev. j. I. Loving will speak at
8 pm; Sunday school, 10 am; B. Y.
P. u, 6 pm. A revival, conducted by
Rev. Huston Crutchheld Of New
Rochell, N. Y, will begin November 2,
at 8 pm.
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Memorial United Brethren.

The minister, DR.. s. B. Daugherty,
will preach tomorrow morning on, why
This Waste?" a message in keeping
with Stewardship day. In the eve
ming the theme of the discourse will be
THE Owners Mark" lesson in our
devotion to Christ The Sunday and
Christian Endeavor Societies will pre-
sent special programs.
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In his message 10 the Romans Paul
emphasized the duty OF al the members
Of the church in Rome being obedient
70 the Law. Nero. the human monster.
was on the thrcne, The church was
facing 8 battle for its existence Paul
saw their peril, yet he urged them to
remember that God was the founder
OF civil government. Obedience to Him
called for loyal obedience to the laws
OF the state. BY 50 doing, they would
ind in the law their defense. The true
Christian supports the laws of his
country. except when they attempt to
interfere with his relation TO God and
his privilege OF worShiping Him accord
ms TO the dictates of his conscience
HIS opposition then should be that of
passive resistance, filed with love
for his country and its rulers. Gandhi
has taken this Christian position in his
battle for midas independence. but not
in his refusal 20 pay the taxes Every
Chr stan ewes that obligation and
should pay his taxes
Christians are bound not only to be
obedient to all in authority. but they
should perform Ell their social and
political duties. II they have love for
their nation, they viii gladly do this,