MR. O. W. WILLIAMS AND BIBLEIN-SCHOOLS.

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2139, 4 May 1914, Page 6

MR. O. W. WILLIAMS AND BIBLE-IN-SCHOOLS.

Sir,—l am sorry if, as appears to be M case, Mr. Williams is getting angry ?r 011 i-, t -,,. s mt \ iM - I Minted out that Jlr. Williams had publicly credited me i with throe or four statements which I have shown I had not used. What does your corrcspoitdent do ? Retract • by no means. Me says some other correspondent used them or tbat mv nues- i i? ns ir-?r° r, , 1 « t '°wal- That 'nav be Air. Williams's way of conducting a controversy; it is not mine. Mr. Williams asks me for «. reference. Ibougb bo has not complied with any of nay requests that be should makn his references.'good, I am only too <jWj to be able to show hi m l m - honourable men conduct controversv. In a letter in the "Evening Post'' of April i,. 101,4, Mr. Williams wrote :- •&» it is tho teachers' religious convictions which may be violated bv surwvisrag the reading of Scripture. But how many teachers have wo whose views are such that to them tbe Bible'is e>■hnitciy wrong in its teaehisg* JW User, have they the right under anv system 1* would the character of Christian children when their whole irfiiipnco iiiust bo conswentiousJv antaeoansne to CWianity ? F ot «' ™f t I wonld b,d. null go to other spheres of omploymcut where they can Xne"e bdr views for the mature eoiiektemt turn of men Mt . to imim» thorn manthonsed on children ."—I am on «r n- , THOS- A. HTINTER Wellington, April 30, 1914. '