SOMETHING GREATER BEYOND

Dominion, Volume 12, Issue 152, 22 March 1919, Page 8

SOMETHING GREATER BEYOND

In his book, entitled "Who Giveth Us tlio Victory," Mr. Arthur Moo writes:— "On« tiling is true whatever may befall— tin) future is inoro easy to believe in than-, the past. The things that, aro known beyond doubt about this world aro often beyond the power of men to understand. The scientific past is more difficult to believe in than anything faith in the future demands. II is easier to believe that the lifo of the .world has a purpose than thill it lias come up through millions of years from a. .speck at the bottom of the sea. It is easier to believe in something than in nothing. It is easier to believe that'iiuinkind, which has como so far, will go farther .yet, than to believe that men are marching through th* centuries to a grave of dust and ashes. , . * "There are those whoso laith will stanil the shock of these dark days. There aro those who believe, that beyond all this is something greater than wo know. It is the business of this book lo turn whatever pessimism ils reader may have into the optimism that becomes a nation with the invisiblo allies »f the linglish-speak-ing race—tho allies of faith, and justice, and freedom, and truth, and stainless pin pose, and man's uncoiujuerublo miiul."

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