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Anywhere else In literature we would immediately regard as an al- |} legory a story in which a serpent spoke and acted as the serpent is represented as acting in this record. So also the very terminology, "the tree of the knowledge of good and evil," ete., brings us into the world of allegory. The mistake, of course, is in im- |} agining that a mythical or allegori- |} cal story may not he a very real statement of truth. One would not |} think of calling John Bunyan's "Pil- |} grim Progress" untrue because it is | an allegory. On the contrary, it is a figurative and literary conception of the greatest of all triith. So here || though we should do an Injustice to |} the narrative if we interpreted it with crude and narrow literalness, ||| we should also do a great injustice |} to it if we should (fail to grasp ts Er ------ tfuth. 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Oper "Phones 99 or 2897 4nd theologians have discussed it in- terminably, and in modern times, largely under the influence of the doctrine of evolution, there has tended to be a reversal of former conclusions in the claim of some that "the fall was a) fall upward," that instead of lapsing from a condition of loftiness of character and of con- scious goodness man's apparent fall marked really the perceptions of moral distinctions and the dawning of moral freedom. Even though this involved human error and the sad consequences of sip, the teaching of those who held this view is that man's freedom and his consciousness of the impulses to- Heart Trouble or Indigestion? TELLS WHATS : WRONG tn ls who NS ve Et Fh gud ; rE for degenefation. They see a sad and terrible reality in sin which is too often neither merely the nega- tion of good nor the error through which one discovers his mistake and improves upon his experience to come to higher things. They see in sin a damping, overwhelming, ter- rible, catastrophic power of evil that destroys the souls of men, There is plenty of evidence in Hte that the fall of men was real enough, and though the doctrine of total depravity may have been push- ed to great extremes, the world In which we live reveals every horrible evidences of the degradation to which man can descend. Nor is this power of evil manifest merely in the poor, the weak, and the illiterate. We find men of in- telligence and of great power of will who put-their strength into ways of selfishness and tyranny. Where great mén have not been only of the life of service and of de- votion to his Father's will, they have | . too often been almost flends Incar- nate, who bave acourged h are| with the lashes of thelr The whole question of getting low-priced, ad, dependable floor- It's & -- sign. o superior beauty and proved val a mare, it itis She bli of urability and avait Tor wi for which Congoleum d Seal Art-Rugs have been for many years. rec. ord of satisfactory service is with- out duplicate among tin floor-coverings. And when quainted with ties and convenience | charming; he value repented realize that the the Gold Seal is well pi Andie pal Mba Dns