Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1922-02-10 | Page 2 | Bible Courses in Schools Advocated

BIBLE COURSES IN SCHOOLS ADVOCATED ATLANTIC CITY. N; J. Feb. 10 The "great falling" of modern education educa-tion In the tendency to Interpret the Hlble ' biologically and 'disregard the fact that Ood made man " the Ke ' Harold MeA. Roblnnon. of Philadelphia, Philadel-phia, declared Thursday In an od-j od-j dress before the World Alliance of , Churches holding the Presbyterian system. The way to combat this mod-' mod-' ernlsm. said Dr. Robinson, who Is general secretary of the publication departernnt of the Presbyterlsn church, le with week-day rellglou education ed-ucation and the re-lnt roductlon of the Mi.. l. In the schools. A committee .n appointed to go Into the matter of wider Bible reading read-ing It wan stated that there were eight states in the I'nlted Staes wher the Bible is not read in the schools In a number of other ntaten there Is I no ruling on the questions. In many the Bible is studied regularly, speak-j speak-j ers said.