...of government, attends the certain determination of questions affecting the validity of marriages. But it is a "condition and not a theory that confronts us " iu China. A well-iuformed lawyer would know generally what the law governing marriages was. Certainly...

...aspects. It is scientific in method, philosophic in spirit, and zealous for- wise conclusions, because it is a condition, and not a theory, that confronts us; and because Christian Sociology aims primarily at the betterment of mankind and to add to the sum of human...

...delivery slowly and cautiously accomplished. But if dilatation of the cervix have scarcely commenced, then "it is a condition and not a theory that confronts us," and the obstetrician who hesitates and dilly-dallies here is guilty of conduct little less than criminal....

...of government, attends the certain determination of questions affecting the validity of marriages. But it is a "condition and not a theory that confronts us " in China. A well-informed lawyer would know generally what the law governing marriages was. Certainly...

...are doing as noble a work for all the people for all time as was ever done anywhere we realize that it is a condition and not a theory that confronts us, and I would throw my hat in air and lead in three times three cheers if a Carnegie or a Rockefeller would...

...and brutality in this world ? He does allow it. It may be a theory that confronts the Presbyterian ; but it is a condition, and not a theory, that confronts us. We may solve the Presbyterian dilemma by denying the alleged facts; but no power of mental science...

...will not do or whatever he cannot do as well, organized society — that is, the state — must do. " It is a condition and not a theory that confronts us," and it is action and not precept that we need most. The doctrine of laissez faire puts the individual first and...

...President, Ladies and Gentlemen, — I think the time to speak has passed and the time to act has come. It is a condition and not a theory that confronts us and what is wanted now is some practical solution of the problem of the peaceful determination of international...

...sounds, and each letter should have one sound and one only. All this is true, and no one disputes it. But it is a condition and not a theory that confronts us, and it is found that our alphabet, •with all its admitted defects, is capable of forming all the words of the...

...not interested. In all associations a few persons do the work. This is not ideal, not desirable — but it is a condition and not a theory that confronts us. These conditions exist in all associations which are not pressed by some living, vital force of the...