Reason, History and Religion #252714

There is a popular tendency on the part of some authors to make statements based upon mere as sumption and pure speculation, without any real authority, no matter how these opinions may come in conflict with heretofore accepted chronology or the authentic historic statements of the Bible. Such writers appear to the true student of history, science, truth, and morals entirely indifferent to the consequences resulting therefrom to faith and morals.