Editor jousts with religion and politics in Tennessee letter page
A lengthy letter from Helena Arkansas protests a nearby editorial on morals and law, arguing religion guides society more than science. It critiques modern atheism, praises religious influence, and urges readers to weigh divine and natural laws when judging public affairs. The piece reflects early 20th century cultural clashes.
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Religious conviction spans scientists and freethinkers alike
The column argues that even noted scientists and freethinkers hold religious or spiritual beliefs. It cites Hume Newton and Maimonides, and notes Rousseau and Franklin as examples of thinkers whose views mingle science with faith. It criticizes modern scientists who deny metaphysical aspects and urges cold, careful reasoning over egotism.
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