The Pacific Volume 65, Nos. 27-52 download

The Pacific Volume 65, Nos. 27-52 download

The Pacific Volume 65, Nos. 27-52.cCongregational Conference

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Author: Congregational Conference
Page Count: 428 pages
Published Date: 01 Mar 2012
Publisher: Rarebooksclub.com
Publication Country: Miami Fl, United States
Language: English
ISBN: 9781130390179
File size: 40 Mb
Download Link: The Pacific Volume 65, Nos. 27-52
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1915 Excerpt: ...is the question the Hillis case, which promises to remain in the public eye for quite a while, is presenting to many people. In his confession Dr. Hillis took the position that he should not--that efforts in that direction were at thw cost of Inspiration and Ideals. "However, the average fair-minded man is likely to take a less strict view of the matter. It goes without saying that a preacher should not speculate under any circumstances--that he should be unusually scrupulous as to the character of his investments-It is likewise to be taken for granted that the minister should not neglect his sacred calling and that his efforts in other directions conflict with that his duty is to abandon either the pulpit or the business. "But. after all, the preacher is often a man with a family to support--a father with children in whose future he is interested and for whom he wants to provide as far as he can. In other words, he has the natural desires of the lay father. And it looks as if it would take a very censorious person indeed to blame a minister for doing what he could consistently with his calling to acquire a competence for his old age and to give his children a better start in life. "For many preachers, particularly those in small towns and rural communities, the question unfortunately is not whether they shall make money but how they shall make a living. But there are no doubt others in a position to make an effort to better their financial condition, and it is hard to see why the effort is more immoral in their case than in that of a member of the congregation." The Chicago Tribune has an editorial on "The Unresting American," in which it is said: "The financial trouble which have overtaken Newill Dwight Hillis are dis he...

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