The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-10-01
RELIGIOU8.


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arrived in New York from En;oPs, on Ire
18th irsi.
The reconstructed MormoL is:s-tbe
;.o,r,,m...s-.re to,dn, their Az
ann
nnat Conference al C"uhcii hiuh'.
More than usual interest has been excited
by the Meeting OF tie tLiriy-.eytn,h Frisco
=, c,,ot, f,,.v.r,;,., -, Tho STATE ,f he
pa
noi', " IN 'Le ia't 'iia' 10 IL iaiis 'He u"'y Vi
eleciing a Bishop 10 place OF the late Henry
: Whi,.hoi,se, Rishop Whnehou-e VA.
o,o,,,a ,s;,.,,, D;o,.s,, i, ,ss, and d,--
,i'. -, to- v..r. IN With Iii nj, sns,.
s;es vere tbroxn into the WINK of bis church
IN Illinois. the diocese rose from ob,cur.ty
into position Of great iniiutnce ami prom
inencc- ne iouhd 'lis hu,pel Oh cle,gy IN
no d;ea heir numh e,s had ;nc,e. "a ~ NM.
,y-sou-. The material pro ,perity and mem
bership of the church had made correspond
Ing aovihe's oe'"esh 1871 anu 1914
i think know some christian people
who seam TO have taken Christianity in
small spois; Ii never seems to be right
through them. They are qu!ckened; the
heart is qu,ckened-let lis hope so-but the
head does lot seem to be quickehed much.
They do not study the Scnpiures, and they
believe what anybody tells them. Or II
their brain ia quicksned they are very dull
at heart. Or their tongue, appear 10 lie
quitkened, bat they have no hand for prac-
teal work they have never keen quiekeLed
about the region Of the purse. But let US
have L all over. Let Us have such divine
bapti sm-excuse my TRANSLATION of bap,i IN
that We shall he immersed in il entirely,
submerged in the Divine Spirit, end al;o-
gether absorbed In the life OF ChiiS. We
must have such men; We must ourse YES be
such men, il We would have life mole sbua-
daEtly.-SpTge.n
The flowing ia an ex,r.c, from the
.or 4 Ur.,.J l., p,h,u, C.u-o I.,,
oua"ss' a. 'he Sa''oasl Unitarian CIniei-
ence, at Saratoga. lis text Gas from; John
l-53.-"IIereaf:s We shall zee heaven
.,
IN Inc cati edfai' Inc p;lttt hoids up the
vaier ne'o'e Tie hneeihs mhi,ituae' ana oe
cau,e JESUS sara ms is my Doay ana th's
~! oiloi -. Is very goa, 'hey say. as thty
Do" ana snii'e tntif breasts. ShaI We an
swer 'aat smiliIg win a ineef! Is there
10 Sr'ih u uI n Al ms MOI ve'e'a.,e cry
oi tne greater nan OF Snf'slenaom! surely
We a'so NAY sSree 10 TINS, whether We WALK
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~ D'W.' ""en mere OUT
~ a". .I '",J 'i,aI' ihes
Iuo" s1u ,S a"o he sM aicnives curiou.
~. ~ VIC n.'uue 'es vi wen man
nas 81 u a.a' VIM .he wax was sen
ins' an" mere IS IN a 'ime tnsl mas 'oi
so. .t .ne W., 'ne si MAN s',@ ~o1'n
W she uee' anu iaNgis .niss ~ a oo"l. o'
law. ., ee"'h merely ,is se4 ,he 'ha,h On 'he
tia's :. VI ne, anu men 'o'esei
a", aer ",'a =. 'ne YES YEA, I"" my nay
Nun, """" 'n - "o 'Pte'''
Although th's IL not The season OF the year
tor Religious conventions two notable con-
yeniions are IN session, in addition to the
Episcopal gathering IN Chicaso-the Unit
versali.t Gerer Convention at New York
Cty aud the Onit'rian National Conference
at ; .ratoga. De OF the most remark able
features OF the former denomination is The
fact thu. du log II. hundred years o exist
ence 1t has probably contributed more, ac-
cJrding to it' abb ity, Ter educational pur.
Posea Than any other denominat on. 1t has
oveF 'cO soc'e'iss, with four col'gs ard
many prosperous scocl', half-a-ioz'n re:iyi-
ons newspaper, and quarterly magazine.
The on,!arisns. on the ether hand, although
they can. boa much OF the bet scholarship
OF The country, hsve bu; between 800 and
aoo sotle'Hs, TWO theoiogicai echoo!s, two
newspapers, 3 IN ohthiy magazine. and no
college, although ts.eir theoloeicsl mode Of
-. ', VI
,housht is supposed 10 inspire Harvard Col
lege, ard they have sirCny sympafhies with
two or three other prominent college,
IN. NosS.
Ane Pfoceedihsso these Two Dodiss are
pc. al ariy interesting, as they represent TIE
liberal b,u,l. and i;h.r.l thooiorv rs ~.
TT '".oaoEy VI ."e
Couihig. Inc IHlafl denomination
largely comprises the best scholaIship of the
courtry: and vet IL does not prooress Mari.
=. - ~ os P.'S'o'' PA1'
liberalitv is TO cause defections from TIE
main body, and partly because it does no,
engage in ms sionary effort, or propspsnd-
ism of any eort. It is religion of the IL
brary, Of thought and theory-a religion
science, and lie DEVELOPMENTS,
and sri.tocratic. II stands to.
day between orthodoxy on the one hand and |
science, a. Represented Nv Huxley. Tyndsll.
and Srencer, on the a,he-, with a leaning |
toward The lait.r. An able and eloquent |
discourse by the Rev Robert Collyer, which |
Was priussd in tie last issue of the Tribune,
upon the 'O,er-Heaven Hereafter is IS
forc;ble pies nta,ion of irs great school of
moral, IS has We, been made. Mr., Colly.r
,ums up the Hereafter As .cllowe:
Here ,fter. not merely rs hone. but a, q reality
md not qr ality Of the soul alone, but of the
hole nan a, ,, and m1nho:t That heIe,fter which
s"se W A,se. Az tnat has UGH, a1u Is ana viii