Beginnings of Faith and Science (Classic Reprint)

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NE of the most pleasant reminiscences of my life is that wherever I have lived and labored I have had the confidence and good will of the young people Of the church and community. And this has not come to me as a precious heritage by reason of making too great con cessions, but by taking a deep interest in their future. Six years of my public life have been ardently devoted to collegiate work, and I have had before me hundreds of young men and women, and I have looked into their bright faces with the profoundest hopes for their future. And this interest in them does not lessen with the length ening years. And knowing that there are thousands Of them full of native ability and ambition who can never spend time in college halls, and yet by making diligent use of the helps prepared for their hands may rise to fair prominence and great usefulness.

It is mainly these students, in and out of school, I have had specially in mind while preparing these pages. Their student life should begin by securing at least a few grains of truth from him who is the Radium Light of the world. All moral and scientific torches should come to this light for illumination. I regard any person's life as dangerous ly problematical who will purposely leave out Of his life plan a sincere acceptance Of Jesus Christ as his moral teacher and Saviour.

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