Hidden from the Prudent The 7th William Penn Lecture, May 8, 1921

"Hidden from the Prudent" by Paul Jones is a lecture that explores the pure essence of Christ’s teachings. It zeroes in on love and compassion, challenging the complicated ways people often talk about religion and right and wrong. Jones shares his time spent working with the Ute Indians and how they helped him understand simplicity and being humble. He believes that many smart, worldly people miss the main point of Christianity, which is seeing how God loves people and the world. The book shines a light on how love and forgiveness can change lives, encouraging everyone to see the God within each person. It's a call to understand that we are all connected and to build a fairer, kinder world for everyone.