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BY THE
REVEREND G.L. ROYAL,
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
I have been thinking a
great deal about Revelation
and Reason. We look back on
a long history of men and
women with great minds.
They have been able to think
and to reason out the most
improbable things. We need
only list Einstein, Marconi,
•
velation and reason
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make a small itemization.
The question now looms
before us; "Is there anything
beyond this. use of Reason?
Is there a step we can take
.that moves,us into a cdm-
pletely new imension?"
It has been said by
skeptics that those who give
themselves to a Faith are, in
reality, resigning them-
selves, putting blinkers on,
allowing themselves to be
engulfed with a "make-
believe -fantasy." This is not
my mind on the matter. The
next logical and necessary
step to Reason is Revelation,
or Faith. We are made by
God and we "are lower than
the angels." We have not,
come into this world
equipped to know-it-all. The
air is full of ideas and they
surround us at all times
waiting for the right person
at the right time to grasp an
idea and make it reality.
This abundance of ideas and
hopes must come from
BEREA-BY-THE-WATER 1
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REV. R. BRUBACHER Pastor
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NORTH STREET UNITED CHURCH
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1 ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH `
t • Anglican -Episcopal
i9 North and Nelson Streets, Goderich .
I. Rector: The Reverend Robert J. Crocker \ 1 7
IInterim Organist: • David N. Cadogan , i77
t Sunday, September 12 I
1 8:30 a.m. Holy Communion. -
9:30 a.m. l Iy Communion, Christ Church, Port Albert.
t({ 11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer.
Sermon: "FIRM FOUNDATIONS" • St. Luke 6:411.
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•
Sive ourselves over to the
concept that all is ac-
cidental. If we see design in
our own personal living, dare
we not extend ourselves to
see design in all things?
This leads me to state that
Reason exists under God, as
a gift from God. It is given to
humankind as a means of
communicating. We think;
therefore,' ' we do. The
greatest concept our minds
can. ' entertain is that of
reaching out beyond our-
selves into that new
dimension. It is the
reasonable -thing to do. So,
one's entry into Faith is not
resignation, blindness, fate.
It is logical.. It is necessary.
It must be done.
One illustration points up
the matter: the ‘geographic
location is outside the walls
of Jerusalem and three stark
crosses are raised before the
beholders. Two felons are
being crucified with "the
preacher out of Galilee."
The two thieves rage and cry
out against the ravages of,
Time. They defy society and
they defy law and they defy
empire. In a moment one
man calls peace to these
utterances. He is thinking.
He must be thinking. He is
using his God-given Reason.
What have the,empires of the
world ever.done for him?
What good has come to him
from the Romans? or, from
anybody else? Palestine is a
small country and word
would .filter through about
the Message of this One -Man
Who is being••crueified on•the--
central Cross. Had He not,
spoken of "a kingdom not of
this world?" Well, why not
try -that kingdom as all
others were a loss!
This was his Reason at
work. He was thinking the
matter through. Yes, why
not? He asked, "Lord,
remember me when Thou
comest into Thy Kingdom?"
he .had passed from Reason
into Revelation. He had
reached out to grasp the
Unseen and the Unknown.
He was taking a. chance on
this Man with his life. He was.
taking the next logical and
necessary step. He was
moving into ,the environs of
Faith. The answer: "This
day shalt thou be with Me in
paradise."
One small addendum
might be added: it pertains
to those occasions when the
disciples became mystified
, at the teachings of Jesus.
There was so much they
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could not understand despite
the " gentleness and ten-
derness 4f the Master. When
Jesus saw those looks come
over the faces of His
disciples, He would say CO
.dttbe eat .,,�� la��stnith."
We all remember those,
times and wonder at them.
What was Jesus essentially
saying? He was saying,
"Trust Me."
That is the key to the entire
matter of Revelation and
Reason. It is the case of
reaching out with our frail
hands to grasp the Strong
Hand of the Saviour and
trusting Him. Our brains
have taken us so far; there
comes a limit; then, we
move " into Revelation and
become vessels of Faith. It
all comes from trusting Him.
Missionary Church
gets new pastor
BY JOANNE
BUCHANAN
Goderich has a new pastor.
He is Bradford Henshaw and
he has taken over the
pastorate at Bible
Missionary Church, on the
corner of Huron Road and
Walnut Street, left vacant by
Pastor Clair Sams who has
moved to Houston, Texas.
Although he has only been
here since March, Pastor
Henshaw, a native of
California, says Goderich is
the best place he has ever
lived and he has applied for
landed immigrant status in.
Canada.
"I just to . e Goderich and it
gets', better ell -the -time. The -.
people are friendly and
happy and there's a kind of
holiday atmosphere. I'm a
nature lover too and I really
enjoy the woods at Meneset
Park where I live," he says.
He claims he even likes the
snow, saying, "I've never
been discouraged by it yet."
Pastor Henshaw was
familiar with the town before
moving here. In fact, he had
preached in Goderich before
while visiting Pastor Sams
and prior to that, Pastor
Lawtons.
13e $as barn in Arizona but
was raised in California. He
graduated from the Bible
Missionary Institute in Rock,,
Island, Illinois where he also
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met his wife Joan, a
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now have three children,
Christopher, .8, Jennifer, 5
and Jeff, 2. . a -
Pastor Henshaw's last
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Energy •is Rotary topic
considerable capital cost in
any heating system,be it
changeover or new in-
stallation. He also said that
sometimes it is advisable to
have'' somesupplementary
type of auxiliary heat to
overcome peak periods • of.
energy need.
The annual Rotary bar-.
becue is planned for Sep-
tember 18 at Mike and Betty
Rogers' place. This year it's.
a 20th anniversary
celebration.
Dr. David Drinkwater,
new director of Ontario
Hydro's Western region,
spoke to the Goderich Rotary
Club on energy as it Might
relate to homeowners when
the club met Tuesday,
September 7 at the Bedford
Hotel.
Dr. Drinkwater, who was
chief economist with Ontario
Hydro, said electrical
energy is very competitive
with other sources of energy
and that there is some
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