Huntington College - Mnemosyne Yearbook (Huntington, IN)

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MNEMOSYNE d,-e e President Tllummarts messaqe on Standards of Faith and Life Huntington College was founded upon and continues to stand for a living evangelical Christian faith. It is the program of the institution that the entire faculty and students have fellowship in the experience and pro- pagation of this faith within and without its walls. This faith is to per- meate all the work and instruction of the College as a living reality, and not merely as a formulation of creed in any one field, such as the Theological or Bible departments. The Christian, religious, ethical, and social beliefs are a definite part of the instruction, particularly in such departments as philosophy, sociology, ethics, theology, Bible, religious education, and similar fields. As a Christian institution, Huntington College endeavors to maintain and promote the highest Christian standards of life. The faculty and stu- dents attend the College chapel services, which are mostly of a religious and devotional nature: and they are encouraged to attend Sunday School and divine service each Lord's Day. Wholesome recreational and social activities are fostered. The ideals of personal living which are maintained include as essential standards, among other items, modesty and simplicity in social customs, freedom from objectionable class or group spirit, and abstinence from practices which tend to the wasting of time and weakening of body, or lowering of moral standards. Dg:u...L..mg,.,.,,a.1A'! 1 3 X , Y Alf'-Q '- . 1

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