Suppression of Evidence
By Editor
After reading the article in The Free Methodist to which reference is made in our editorial columns, the editor of the REVIEW wrote a very moderate reply, consisting almost wholly of the testimony from Sunday observers in favor of the present translation of the texts in question, but this contribution was returned with this remark: “In justice to our readers we feel that we can not admit a discussion at this time over the Greek text.” After permitting such groundless and misleading assertions to appear in his paper, it seems to us that justice to his readers would require the editor of The Free Methodist to give them the benefit of the testimony of some reliable and unprejudiced scholars. It looks to us like a suppression of evidence for fear of the consequences.