Ph ilosoph y an d R e l i g i o n. "Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding" ( Proverbs 3 : 1 3 ) -the linking of religion and logic in the realization that in religion lies the only true philosophy. In joining the greatest teacher, the immortal Jesus Christ, with those great mortal teachers, Plato, Aristotle, and Socrates, the Department of Philosophy and Religion secures its objectives of ultimate and Christian meaning to human exist ence. In this turmoil-filled world of confusion, with prejudice and illogical thinking gaining pre dominance, the need for accurate and consistent thinking is appalling and only through the com bined efforts of philosophy and religion is the best possible solution offered. With the major emphasis of the college being religiously centered, subordination of philosophy might be expected. However, in the linking to gether of these two major fields a strong union instead of disorganized antagonism is attained. Through this union, mutual benefits are enjoyed by both philosophy and religion.
J. P. JOHNSON A native of Oregon, Prof. John son received MA from Kansas State Teachers College in Phi losophy-sponsors BNC philoso phy club - now doing graduate work at NWU towards Ph.D.
L. C. PHILO The holder of two MA degrees, one in Theology from Chicago Evangelical Institute, and the other from the University of Michigan in Philosophy, Dr. Philo has an honorary doctorate from God's Bible School. Dr. Philo's hobby is collecting heathen gods.
W. N. KING A native of Canada, Dr. . King received his A.B. from Pasadena College in Calif.-obtained his M .A. from USC and his S.T.D. from Metropolitan University of Los Angeles.
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