Health and Religion

Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Jun 23, 1909

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 36, No. 24.

Health and Religion

Heresy, and orthodoxy also, so the Homiletic Review thinks, are sometimes more a matter of the stomach than of the heart or head. A great deal of trouble in this world is due to bad feelings caused by a bad stomach, and yet it should not mislead a man in the plain doctrines of the word of God. If a man is nervous and irritable, he had better investigate the cause, but it does not follow that he need see things crooked, even if his head is congested in sympathy with an inflamed stomach. Good health, however, and good religion should go together.