The Press, the Pulpit and the Stage : A Lecture Delivered at Central Music Hall, Chicago, November 28, 1882 (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from The Press, the Pulpit and the Stage: A Lecture Delivered at Central Music Hall, Chicago, November 28, 1882

To those who lack the courage to repel openly that which in secret they feel to be false, and so continue to sit under the preaching of men licensed by theology to cloud the teaching of Him they profess to follow, these thoughts are dedicated with the hope of aiding to break the darkness with which they surround themselves. Fur thermore the author desires to inspire a manhood which will enable them to see the light of the nineteenth cen tury brightening as -it approaches the twentieth, and which in time will so dazzle those who adhere to the remnants of bigotry as to lead them, against their own inclining, to the truth and purity of the new theology - the pro.

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