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Show DR. JOSEPH T. KINGSBURYPresident Emeritus of the University of UtahUtah's President EmeritusT NDUSTRY, honesty, high moral and affable conduct, tolerance and proper appreciation for beliefs and ideas of others along with a level head will put us in line with real progress and success. But we cannot progress and live a successful life in a world of hatred and turmoil. It is, therefore, necessary for us to work to bring about and maintain proper conditions in the world. This cannot be done by science and materialism alone. It will be necessary for all to work towards that great ideal, the f// pith and heart of Christianity, the Golden lIL Rule. It,Again, it is well to keep level headed x; in pursuit of knowledge for proneness tojump to conclusions may make bigots of us all, scientific as well as religious. By scientific research we can become acquainted with effects and phenomena and some immediate causes, but we cannot discover the ultimate causes and the real essence of things. Science can search out important and wonderful facts in many of the hidden recesses of the seen as well as the unseen world, but there are depths in both worlds which it cannot fathom. Conclusions drawn Vv from facts are often proved to be incorrect. l\\\ It is best, therefore, not to be hasty in ac-Jl cepting speculative deductions made even <y in accordance with science.J. T. Kingsbury20 |
