Religious Uncertainty.-

Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jul 20, 1904

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 30, No. 29.

Religious Uncertainty.—

Professor Scott, of the Congregational Theological Seminary, Chicago, declares that the religious uncertainty makes it “now very difficult in America to find men qualified to become professors in theology.” The Presbyterian (Philadelphia) says: “Doctrine is not prized, nor understood as in the days of our fathers. Doubt and uncertainty abound. Loose thinking is dominant. All sorts of opinions prevail in and out of the church. A hearing is given to all kinds of issues. Indifference to what men believe obtains.” All this is another result of building on the sands of higher criticisms amid the fogs of evolution. When men depart from God’s Word, what is there that is certain?