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Excerpt from The Living Christ and Some Problems of to-Day: Being the William Belden Noble Lectures for 1918
Life might become realities to the young men of America in general, and to the stu dents oi Harvard University in particular, instituted the William Belden Noble lec tureship. Harvard is always associated in her mind, as her friends have often been permitted to see, With the brilliant career in the university of her husband, himself a spiritual splendor like Phillips Brooks that vital and dominant personality Who made the religious life attractive and beau tiful to his young friend and to innumerable souls once indifferent or hostile. Both William B. Noble and Phillips Brook's were, each in his own way, an embodiment of the spirit of Sir Galahad in whose deep, pure eyes men saw God and Heaven.
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