Word: truthfully
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Parkhurst D. D. of New York preached to a large audience in Appleton Chapel last night on the relation of truth to the salvation of the world. The sermon was an impressive appeal for man hood...
...Bible history who stand out prominently as scholarly trained men are Moses and Paul. Their lives were founded on truth and they furnish many suggestions for student life to-day. The mind is constructed with relation to a certain affinity for truth and the office of growing intelligence is to suit the mind more and more for this affinity. But mind of itself, unaided by another power, can accomplish but little good. The promptings of brain have to be tempered by the heart, and heart and brain together must save the world if it is to be saved...
...being trained beyond the point which most men reach and with this extra favor there comes an increased obligation. The student acquires an insight into human nature, an idea of the relation of things in the world; in short acquires ability. Salvation must be along the line of truth and the more ability a man has the more truth he sees and the more he can contribute to salvation. The position which the student should take, with his increased ability is perfectly clear then...
...thoroughly independent in thought and action, who has the courage of his convictions and the spirit to declare them openly. Dr. Parkhust discussed no new practical theories of life but he emphasized forcibly the need to carry the same ideals and earnestness and devotion to Truth into every profession which are so especially expected of the worker in the profession of the Ministry. The courageous remarks of a man who has taken the public stand that he has the last year are especially valuable to us because of their searching character and their pervading truth...
...authority of the Bible is the authority of its truth as we apprehend it, and not the authority of accuracy alone. There is a broad distinction between these theories. The old theory is that the books themselves were inspired but the new theory teaches that men were inspired who led religious lives, taught Christianity and who incidentally wrote the books...