ATTACKS ON RELIGION.

Maoriland Worker, Volume 2, Issue 10, 12 May 1911, Page 5

ATTACKS ON RELIGION.

(.To the Editor.) Sir, —I find in your paper attacks on religion. 1 think that if any one finds his fellowman in error in the matter of his religious beliefs it would bo better judgment to avoid pointing out such errors, and in place thereof point out that which he knows to be just, and true. He woxild thereby avoid offence and at the same time give an erring fellow wayfarer kindly and helpful assistance while at the same time cultivating his own. moral character. He would also find exercise for his intellect in devising ways and means of laying his superior wisdom and knowledge before his fellow wayfarers. But above all things, he would find out how difScult it is gain possession of absolute truth.—Yours, etc., F. D. BAUCKE. Westport.