Evening Star Newspaper, April 23, 1925, Page 13

{find a bishop in our church who be- lieves that a bodily Jesus has literally BISHUP BRUWN Hn—s]we all repeat, it would be hard to | been remaining in & sitting "posture, STANDARDIZED 60D Declares All Are Heretics in Only Sense of Word Left by Science. April 23.—In the robes with stole, cassock | and ring. Bishop William Montgomery Brown, twice convicted by ecclesiasti: cal courts of heresy, defendad his be- of the C k last night, while police reserves held .{ modern man and woman from re p William New York Episcopal > inhibited him from delivering | piscopal church of the ined Dr. Guthrie, ‘s, from permitting n to speak there. wn explained that he had | andoned supernaturalistic nd interpreted the Bible as 1 and idealistic expression when it dealt with events unacceptable e light of modern scientific & had cre in religion In this crisis,” he said ligious teacher who has in the traditions of theol self forced to say *‘God is like this. This is the cor rect concept of God, and you deviate from it at your peril. Note the label Observe that this God has been offi cially examined and approved. Take None genuine with nature. “the re en steeped finds him is the very It was from such heights of orthodoxy that the burned Giordano Brumo, be he saw God in the whole of | >henomena, as 1 see Him to day was with the same devotion | to he supposedly correct label that | secuted the ‘God-intoxicated’ Heretic in 0ld Sense. Bishop Brown opened his address with the admission that he was here- tic, “in the sense in which the word was always used in the days when they burned people at the stake for| deviating in some particular from the approved and established codification of literal belief.” He contended. however, that by h .standards, “everybos heretic today.” but held th had robbed the word of “an meaning.” The church, he said, had followed the method dictated by science, which recognizes only truth| ror.” e meaningful and se a scheme for sep. and true shocks the mind into complete inac aid. adding “that it is the mll—mm( of ihe old churches that | rving to function in this rld with certain theories re of truth which the since discarded.” Denies Atheism. that he an atheist tells me that believe in God, he tells me g for I do not know what he s by God. The chances are he given up his belief in a ertain conception of . and every living mind neces: passes through He added: 1t thing in a man's i s not that he hold the right conception of God, but that he hold today a larger concept than he held vesterday.' . he thought of ted man always This con ed with the years, the hop continued, until eventually “my God lost conscious personality altogether.” As EBONITE “Strings SoltWindsgZ MR. MOTORIST Don't mse Grease. It has no lubricating value, De- cause instead of flowing freely and oovering the gears, the gears simply cut channels through it, and the entire gears suffer from lack of lubrication. EBONITE, with its rich ad- hesive mass, cushions the gears, takes away wear and noise and lubricates thor- onghly. Buy with your mind made up. Demand EBONITE. Take no substitute. At deaters in five.pound cans, ‘al_mervice siations from e FBONITE ‘checkerboard pump only. EBONITE (1T's SHREDDED OIL) FOR TRANSMISSIONS AND REAR AXLES BAYERSON DIL WORKS - COLUMB jing. at the right hand of God, up there between those clouds which parted so that St. Stephen could see what was going on,” he said. Practices His Preachings. His changed conception, he con | tinued, ‘had grought him into inevi- table disagreement with other in his church, declaring that the only way was “to seek, and ve shall find; once stop seeking and you will stop find- * * = Ipractice what I preach. That is why I am being tried for heresy.” His God. the bishop explained, is the law of all nature, * “which rewards those who know and faith- fully observe it.” He did not at tack his church’s concept of God, he THE EVENING U. S. LEVIES $25,000 FINE ON BRITISH SHIP Broke Coestwise Laws by Carrying Passengers, Philadelphia to Boston. 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Defending the action, the owners of the vesse ared that the voyage insisted, but he did attack “the posi- tion of the church which declares by its trial of me that its representa- tives must not seek a larger concept of God and a better plan of salva tion.” a position which “‘automatically excludes every scientifically-minded liglous leadership.” He closed his address by reading his *Confessions of Faith.” which had been presented to the court of review which decreed his expulsion, now on appeal. 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