Prince of Peace lecture by William Jennings Digan in multiple cities
A lengthy sermon argues religion as the universal key to peace. William Jennings Digan defends faith, critiques Darwinian theory, defends miracles and the life of Christ, and asserts peace comes from conscience toward God and neighbor, not wealth or power.
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Immortality and Peace The Prince of Peace sermon notes
A speech discusses immortality and moral progress through Christ. It argues belief comforts individuals and fosters harmony, urges love thy neighbor, applies to capital labor ethics, wealth, and public life, and urges peaceful action over force. It concludes with a proposed Ohio constitutional amendment framing sections and numbering.
Legislative leaders sign joint adoption on March 27
J D Chamberlain Speaker Pro Tem and James M Williams President of the Senate adopted the measure on March 27, 19 5. The action records a formal approval by both chambers of the state legislature.
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