Identifier: annualcalendar1895heal (find matches)
Title: Annual calendar
Year: 1884 (1880s)
Authors: Healdsburg College
Subjects: Healdsburg College
Publisher: (Oakland, Calif. : Pacific Press Pub. Co.)
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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g, as they both do, from theall-wise Author of nature and of revelation, it is impossiblethat they should conflict the one with the other, but ratherthey sustain and enforce each other. Ignorance may seekto support false views of God by appeals to science; but thebook of nature and the written word shed light upon eachother. The invisible things of him from the creation ofthe world are clearly seen, being understood by the thingsthat are made, even his eternal power and Godhead. DEPARTMENT OF GREEK AND LATIN. The aims and methods of this department may be brieflystated as follows:— 1. To gain the ability critically to investigate originalsources of authority, both in sacred and profane literature.The study on scientific principles of a considerable range ofauthors, sacred and profane, will prepare the student forindependent research. It is sought to guard him againsta 1 areless or incorrect translation of the Bible by thoroughlyequipping him beforehand with grammatical knowledge and
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Among the Redwoods. HEALDSBURG COLLEGE. 39 a reasonable amount of practice in translating authors whereneither prejudice nor previous acquaintance with a translationmight mislead him. 2. To aid in the pursuit of science and a clearer appreciationof the English language. The knowledge gained, both in vo-cabulary and principles of word formation of the languages solargely used in scientific phraseology, is designed to be an aidto the more intelligent and easier acquisition of the sciences.A like acquaintance with the original elements of so largea part of the mother tongue, with the acquired habit ofcarefully analyzing language for the thought contained, isconducive to a better understanding of the English lanuguage. 3. To form a correct literary taste. The Greek and Romanclassics are universally recognized to be the highest achieve-ments in literary art. The testimony of centuries bears wit-ness that a patient and careful study of the masterpieces inthese languages will exercise a bene

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