SCENES AT A MISSION.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXVII, Issue 20619, 18 July 1930, Page 14

SCENES AT A MISSION.

Sir, —In support of " Anti-Humbug " allow me to say Mr. Dallimore knows little of the spirit of Christ. When first he enrne from Canada to Auckland someone told him I was a believer in the British Israel thesis. As he knew some outstanding men in Canada also believers in British Israel teaching I introduced him to some of our members. Later on from his own statements I found ho did not believe in the Deity of one Lord, and I mentioned it to our president. As Mr. Dallimore said ho was going to teach his views in Auckland we had a meeting—that is the three of us. When Mr. Daliimoro found we would not allow him to propagate those views in our meetings he said " Let us pray." liaising his hands above his head he called upon God to smite me and continued to abuse me in the most fanatical language, calling upon God to witness between him and me and to vindicate himself. After he had finished his furious tirade I said: " Mr. Dallimore, you have called upon God to witness between us and have asked Him to bring those terrible judgments upon me, I here and now accept your challenge " That is the spirit of the man who the teaching of the Bible a farce, hypnotising his foolish converts and having women rolling on the floor in his meetings. S. L. P. RiMMEK.