TWO AUTHORITIES.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 19 April 1910, Page 2

TWO AUTHORITIES.

To the Editor

Sir.- To my mind the Scriptures are too sacred to be bandied about by secularists in tho public press, and I refuse to be drawn into any theological discussion in a daily paper. Suilice it to say that Mr Nation is correct when lie writes: "The Church ha.s always taught that men fell through disobedience.. . ."

■>.s St. Paul coiiinicMt.s in Kom. v., 1!). "For as by one man's disobedience many were nnde sinners." s.) by the obedience. nf one shall many be made righteous." Mr Xation siiys: "It w;is not- for disobedience." !V-siblv my renders may prefer St. Paul's nlll!ir>ritv. —•Yours, etc:.

S. G. COMPTON