PAGE EIGHT Power Requirements Cited at Symposium The need for science and religion to approach together the problems in the development of power was stressed in the symposium on “The Responsible Uses of Power,” Monday night. “Scientific knowledge is power, but it is power to be used for good or for evil as men choose,” Dr. Hugh L. Dryden, lirector of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics, said. Many scientists now realize their noral and spiritual responsibili ies, he added. Dr. Dryden said that the scien ast realizes that outside of the laboratory he is a man with hu nan passions and shortcomings is well as noble aspirations and ligh ideals “Man’s life at its fullest is a trin ity of activity, physical, mental, ind spiritual. Man must cultivate ill three if he is not to be im perfectly developed,” he said. “A icientist’s responsibility for the proper use of scientific knowledge for human welfare is thus the iame as those of other citizens— no more, no less.” Federal Control Science is uneasy about the growing control of the federal government over scientific re search, and “American science has become largely dependent on gov ernment,” he said. He said, how ever, that science and government have greatly profited. “Scientists wish to free the shackles which impede our sci entific progress, especially in its creative and original aspects,” Dryden said. In this task they ask for mutual understanding and assistance of their fellow citizens, he said. Dr. Nels Ferre, professor of philosophical theology at the Van derbilt School of Religion, dis cussed the religious aspects of power. 3 Kinds of Power “Power is of three basic kinds: physical, mental, and spiritual,” he said. “Physical power is mainly the field*of science; mental power, of education as a whole; and spir itual power, of religion.” Dr. Ferre said that mental pow er discriminates the use of physi cal power by understanding or evaluation: “Spiritual power is power for the highest kind of life. The spirit defines life, gives the mind it? true context and prescribes the correct uses of physical power,” he said. According to Dr. Ferre, the Christian interpretation of power is of God, that God is the ultimate power, but that even His ultimate capacity to operate and to control CLASSIFIEDS FOR SALE 1949 CHRYSLER "SARATOGA"4-door sedan. Fully equipped, excellent condition, low mileage, good tires, must be seen to be appreciated, $5OO. Phone_EL 5-8382. 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