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The Gospel the Remedy

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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Oct 24, 1911

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 38, No. 42.

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The Gospel the Remedy

By Cumberland Presbyterian Banner

JUST what is to be gained in giving so much marked attention to social and political disorders on the part of the pulpit and church paper, presents a most serious and vexed problem. Of one or two things we are always sure: (1) Humanity has ever been in a state of unrest and inquiry. (2) There is nothing to compare with the Gospel of Jesus Christ as a complete and satisfying answer to that ever-present spirit of restless inquiry innate in every human heart. Hence we might conclude that one chief concern of the church should be in the exclusive ministry of the Gospel of Jesus Christ as offering the sole anchorage and satisfying answer to this ever-surging tide of inquiry. And to give a full and satisfying answer to this restless state of inquiry, means a cure for the many disorders that follow.—Cumberland Presbyterian Banner.