The Archive · 1941

The Debt to Science

To the Editor of the "Nonru-CumA Dary News."

Sm—With reference again to your correspondent's preference for science H as against Christianity, I beg to add a few words. It is true we owe much to science. but science has also given us bombs and other instruments of modern warfare, while Christianity gives the Red Cross to deal with those wounded and maimed through the ministrations of science! Science gave the instruments for causing orphans, while Christianity builds orphanages for those who are left. Science has given poison gas and other horrors. These are evidence t that science without the restraining influences of Christianity, is a menace to society. Is Mr. Sowensy a devotee of science? I prefer to be devoted to Jesus Christ.

R- T. HASsAtL:

j Shanghai. May 25.

Man's Inherent Sinfulness jam must be prepared with not less than 3/5 Ib, of sugar to 1 Ib. of fruit.

Jam slightly mildewed can be saved by removing the top. thereafter boil the jam for a few minutes and then treat as stated above.

HOUSEWIFE:

Shanghai, May 25.

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