"THOU SHALT NOT."

Auckland Star, Volume LVII, Issue 157, 5 July 1926, Page 7

"THOU SHALT NOT."

UNCONVENTIONAL VICAR. "WANTS JOYTTjX CHRISTIANS. THE _fEW COMMANDMENTS. LOLOMUU, June 2S.

i-L.e Key. L. (~. H_ui_!d Hall, vicar j ! Luriat Church, yesterday scathingly i t-.u..uaced modern -cribe- and fiiari.-.-.. j and their man-made commandments: -Thou ihalt not s:_._„_. ..._.y card., : dance. _rtu'_ aleoh.i. handle a uillLardj cue, suim after rjundav church, attend! race.. Let or gamble." " \ tie said :ie had been Lc_- ti.au tvvu! .-ear. m i eylou, and Lad been charged I .niiiv iiiualiy with each of these .-fences, ! i.iei'-r «a~ no Biblical autiioritv for' an_. of these prohibition-. flic secret ] was "; uri-t .-an control." A • hrist-i controlled man could .so anywhere. He j .i-rec! that it iva- expedient that =otii. ! -botil.i ::--t dance, drink, or _.- - i i m | raceccur-c. but I hri-tiati. tuu-t ttot j essetitiaM.v loviui- and not diili and j

'•' : - ll' l >■- C-....1- v ■<;-. . ~,.,,y. ■i-"ii-- !• .t.-r-.v i-iffi-. and r-...L-i, L-adcrs. •■-■-.:.-•.; - t'.-.-iu *!,i ■ . ~_,._, ....,_.„. to ■' ! li: ' •'■•' : " * v ' '■''■' 'i-.'t 'he La i: mark of ■ ..ri*t;_rri:> fin l" c „ , mm .iti.nii cit - were alrea.lv sutlicieutly ditik-ult to tv'-ep in the entirely and the spirit. I: he .topped _t home he would .-.- accused ■•' a slacker and it he went out and mixed »i:i, people he ua- , ,u. P .ct. ti. emphatically denied that io went :o the races to sav e sinner-, because there «ere more sinners elsewhere. The blue ribbon and blue bottle brigade were not an essential part of Christianity.