Horace Bushnell, the great preacher, when he was a young man,
was troubled with religious doubts. He was an instructor in Yale
College when a gracious revival prevailed in that institution.
Fearing lest he should stand in the way of younger men who might
follow his example, he became troubled in mind exceedingly. He
walked the floor of his room in deep study. At last he reached
this conclusion: “There is one thing of which I have no doubt:
there is a difference between right and wrong. Am I willing
to throw myself on the side of right as far as I can see the
right?” That ethical principle dissolved his doubts. (Text.)
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=Etiquette=--See ABSURD NOTIONS.
=Etiquette, Breaches of=--See MISSIONARIES’ MISTAKES.
=Etiquette in the East=--See CALLS AND CONVEYANCES IN THE EAST;
PROPRIETY.
=Etiquette Superseded=--See COURAGE VERSUS ETIQUETTE.