No Reverence for Dr. Schweitzer
Dr. Albert Schweitzer, a general practitioner of medicine in French Equatorial Africa, plays Bach almost as well as Mr. Ralph Kirkpatrick and, when he writes on theological subjects, is in spots sounder than the Rev. Norman Vincent Peale. He is a man of good will, good manners and, for his advanced age, attractively good health. Also, like most people, he occasionally makes a fool of himself. And it is the obscene shame of the world’s Liberal intelligentsia that, on such occasions, they amplify an old man’s folly into an international scandal.
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