Liberality in the False and True.—It has been pointed out recently, by eminent college professors, that the real reason there are no lectures in the leading schools by representatives of orthodox Gospel religion is, that there are no endowments or special funds for that purpose. It is claimed that this lack is not because of faculty or board opposition to lectures presenting salvation from a Biblical standpoint, but that the friends, or professed friends, of purely Biblical religion, do not back

Liberality in the False and True.—It has been pointed out recently, by eminent college professors, that the real reason there are no lectures in the leading schools by representatives of orthodox Gospel religion is, that there are no endowments or special funds for that purpose. It is claimed that this lack is not because of faculty or board opposition to lectures presenting salvation from a Biblical standpoint, but that the friends, or professed friends, of purely Biblical religion, do not back their faith with funds to endow such lectures or "chairs." It is asserted by men whose position enables them to speak advisedly, that the alleged heterodox lectures of scientific men, compromising various phases of "learning" or "research," gain prominence in the universities through the financial endowments of men who desire to have these theories inculcated in the minds of the future scholars of the world. It is a question for serious consideration. Are the admirers of "science falsely so called" more willing to contribute liberally to the dissemination of error than the advocates of truth are to give to the proclamation of the Gospel as revealed in the Word of God? Of course the principle involved in this question is not confined to the endowment of colleges and universities, but it applies with equal force to the dispensing of smaller sums in the ordinary walks of life. "Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also."