Central Wisconsin College - Valkyrie Yearbook (Scandanavia, WI)

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l W9 H -A ll' 5 i -EZ RELIGION Religion has been defined as, the relatic.: which man fixes between himself and his God, and morality as the outward mani- festation of his relation. The foundation of religion is faithg its action, workg its temper, holinessg its aim, obedience to God. The true religion of Christ reaches and changes the heart of man, as no other. One of our famous men in history states it thus, Love God and He will dwell with youg obey God and I-Ie will reveal to you the truth of his deepest teachings. The true spirit of Religion and virtue cheers as well as quiets the soul. It banishes all corrupt and immoral mirth, and in exchange it fills the mind with cheerfulness and gratitude. A christian will always strive to help his fellow-men, and by so doing please himself. Religion brings mighty pleasures of its own, those of a glorious hopeg a serene mind, and an undisturbed conscience, all of which far surpass the artificial luxuries of this world. The believers in the Gospel have indisputably an ad- vantage over all others. This has been proven both in civil and political life. We cannot trust an atheist nor one who be- lieves in an unsound doctrine, for if he is false to God he can never be true to man. Burke once said, NVe know, and what is better, we feel inwardly that religion is the basis of civil so- ciety and the source of all good and of all comfortf, Religion must be the basis whereupon all other orders are built if they are to remain staunch and steadfast. It is therefore a necessary and an indispensable element in any great human character. There is absolutely' no satisfactory living without it. BIBLE HOUR AND CHAPEL Every Thursday evening the students assemble in the chap- el. for a devotional hour. Alternately, our bresident. Rev. Moll- drem and the students take charge of this meeting. Vlfhen Rev. Molldrem leads he chooses a certain text for discussion and thereupon bases his talk. These are of value to us especially as religious instruction. His remarks will stay with us, not only while we are here at school but also when we get out into the world to fight our own battles. The following Thursday evening the students lead in this devotional meeting. Programs are given wherein some certain topic is taken up for discussion. After Scripture Reading and prayer have been offered. papers, talks, readings and recitations are given which develop the sub- jects. :Xt the present time we are giving a series of programs based on the Three Articles. These programs are not only tor the students and faculty, but for anyone who wishes to come. All are welcome.