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1930 the Witness, Vol. 15, No. 17 MEN AND THE CHURCH— Bishop Gooden WITNESS CHICAGO, ILL., DECEMBER 11, 1930 K BIGNESS AND GREATNESS by H. E. L uccock I 'p o CONFUSE the size of anything with its significance is the most fundamental vulgarity of which anyone can be guilty. Greatness is always more and other than bigness. As long as that confusion prevails widely, the common phrase “American vulgarity” will have real meaning. As long as that confusion prevails there will be a fundamental antagonism to Jesus’ whole scale of values. To Jesus the significance of life is always measured by quality, and not by quantity. Not the size of cities but the kind of life lived in them; not the mountains of manufactured goods but the kind of men created by the process; not bank clearing but abundant life—that is the way Jesus read the human balance sheet. An alarming thing is the extent to which quan­ titative measurement has invaded the Church; the degree to which it has been infected with the very vulgarity it should combat. Statistical measurement of the institu­ tion rather than ethical transformation of the life about it, is the standard which churches frequently apply. Ask a company of Church people about the progress of reli­ gion and eight times out of ten you will get an answer in statistical terms. The adding machine displaces the cross on the altar. S M essage of t h e W e e k HC uXX Z 2 XX x x. U U H -XX XX XX XX T Y Circulation Office: 6140 Cottage Grove Avenue, Chicago. Editorial and Advertising Office:. 931 Tribune Building, New York City Copyright 2020. Archives of the Episcopal Church / DFMS. Permission required for reuse and publication. H t t t n j - U g n ò - ! o r n u j 3 tu. j ï 3141:. 34tif &t. 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Archives of the Episcopal Church / DFMS. Permission required for reuse and publication. THE WITNESS A National Paper of the Episcopal Church Vol. XV. No. 1 7 Five cents a copy $2.00 a year EDITOR, RT. REV. IRVING P. JOHNSON; MANAGING EDITOR, REV. WILLIAM B. SPOFFORD ; ASSOCIATE EDITORS, REV. GEO. P. ATWATER, RT. REV. F. E. WILSON, DR. J. R. OLIVER, REV. CLEMENT F. ROGERS, REV. IRW IN ST. JOHN TUCKER Entered as Second Class Matter April 3, 1919, at the post office at Chicago, Illinois, under Act of March 3, 1879. Published Every Week EPISCOPAL CHURCH PUBLISHING CO. 6140 Cottage Grove Ave., Chicago M e n a n d t h e C h u r c h By BISHOP ROBERT B. GOODEN T T 7 H Y should men go to church? Church-going does should appeal to right-minded men all over the nation. ’ » not mean attendance at the services only, though There is the appeal of adventure. The Church has this is extremely important. No organization, business, always been on the firing line. The explorers and ad­ fraternal or social can long continue without the cor­ vance guard have largely been men of the Church. This porate strength which comes from a full attendance has been the fact in Europe, America, California, the at the stated meetings. The church is no exception to islands of the sea, and in certain parts of Africa. Men this rule. She too will be a weak organization if her respond to the thrills of adventure of any kind. When membership is listless in its attendance. Church going men have left everything behind and gone forth armed implies an interest in all church activities and a share only with a way of life to any kind of region and among in some. These activities are teaching, extension, social, any kind of people, that has been a story of high ad­ philanthropic, advertising, organizing, executive, finan­ venture. It took men such as Livingstone and Gren­ cial, literary, aesthetic, mystical and many others. fell to do that and there have been thousands of others Church going is a broad term and includes every part who have done the same thing. They have had no axe of the body, mind and spirit of a human being. It is to grind, no fame to think about, no fortune to make, for lack of information that men do not know of the no business to establish. Such motives weaken the rich appeal in church going which is made to the mas­ thrill of adventure. They commercialize it. These men culine nature. went forth with a high message of the Unseen and were A little thought will show very readily why church adventures in the finest sense. The appeal of adventure going in its broadest sense should appeal to men. As should make churchgoing attractive to two-fisted, red- I write I think especially of the Christian Church in blooded men. its many branches, but the same appeal holds true of There is the appeal of a difficult job. Real men are the Synagogue. There is the appeal of history. His­ not interested in any easy task nor thankful for the torically the Church is the work of men. Its origins same. W e know men who through difficulty, discour­ are associated with the hopes, the enthusiasms, and the agement and ridicule keep at the task they have en­ loyalties of men. Of course splendid women then, as visaged and then produce something for the benefit of always, did their share, but for centuries men planned, mankind which brings them fame and fortune. The worked, gave and died for the ever extending work of Church has always had the most difficult task to do. the church. Without men and the finest type of men, She deals with the unseen and eternal, with truth, the Church could not have continued to survive the righteousness and virtue. The normal tendency of the changes and cataclysmic crises of history. We are in world is to cling to the seen and take the line of least the midst of a great historical crisis today. It is use­ resistance. There was a man fifty years ago who worked less to think otherwise. The Church today as always for the Church seven years alone in a foreign land may play a vital part in allaying the causes which create before he reached the heart and mind of one person. conditions dangerous to civilization and the well-being The final results of his work are immense, but his task of mankind, but without the men she will be weak. If was enormously difficult. The difficulties of business she is weak the way is open for wrong, crime, treason and industry are as nothing compared to the difficulties and oppression. The effectiveness of the Church in of the task of the Church as she tries to make true the our generation will follow its historic origin and trend motives and the hearts of .
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