Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1886-04-02

ain conditions. Human thought, whether |
he fruit of truth or human depravitY,
ends to the growth of mind. Christiani-
" has no problem except that which
asks who and what was Christ
all thought is the product of causes and
all religious thought is under the soVer-
pgn control of God. In perfect accord
with the divine purpose is all true Chris
tan thought. In the present age the
material for progress in Christian thought
is wanting. The next problem to be
solved is not clear and time must be al
lowed to develope what that problem Is to
be. Never before was so much theological
thought exposed to view nnu never be
fore were there so many conflicting cur
rents The goal to which this com.
pleXity is moving is the solution of
some new problem hitherto not
considered. We can not serve the
present age by repeating parrot-like
new problem like the old is to be gospel
problem. The speaker then discussed |
some of the problems which skeptiCS at |
tempt to raise, but which he claimed had |
long since been settled
We come now upon Wordy war about
Il surface question such rs the mllenlm.
This should not be magniiied rs the prob
lem of the age. The Thought OF all CHRIS
tendon cannot all centre on such aprOblem
as this The tendency in force today UNI
hcatiOn, although pulveriZatluu might seem
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REV. Dir. MACAHTHUES ADDRESS.
Pow. IN. N,cArtbnr announced that ne
a., lit',,,.. ., ahor,,o III. .,l,.
Il'u i"hcH tH' ll"cl'S W C''''7' "''
ject from the Pastor III the study ana III
the Pulpit to "The Christian Minister
rs a Studeut. rs a Preacher and as Il Pas
t"r asa student 'ne minister ouS"V 70
hr healthtul "lVeii heal'I{ po,ly, a.iu
sickness Is reflection ON the com
SENSE II not ON 'he moral cllal!c'ti, ieie
one man Is Wearlet aIiounel Is Ju,t ie"'iN
/ to strike ms best ploW' nave never
/
means OF grace; hcIlNioI coI'G''llla'iea
the restOI"'loi vi NV IT, 90 wa o. Nv
soul. used to associate plely WIN paIe-
ness ana regarded minister aS SltklN
body VINO Heeded Erett ueal ol Pe''In@
/ ana great many warm uIllhS'
As student inc iniilisteF ouR''' 10 Pt
WOrKiuL God GlNes hOlhlhg III ms wore,
thal II not lne nIlcc ~ toll' ne WI W
groans with God working ana theh again
II blossoms ana breaks Iorlh mo song
Few men dle or nara WORK. ActlNlly II
the law of health, ne loll0Wilg Arrange
ment OF WORK VIII lie ln!'Iiu Goou ior nun nun
listers On Monday, odu JOBS on leSutN
DeGlhlllhS vi ti,lon7 ~, ~ ii, .,'' ,
noon sermons hnleheu' ihI,i a.'3 u.ei1i g,
work Friday, general reading SATURDAY
forenoon, retouch the sermon SATURDAY
Afternoon recreation. filteeh minutes
every morning shonld he devoted TO Soint
other language than ones own inns piai
provides for nara WORK, put haru WORE
puts man IN line win bou' ro,i mas III
place hereafter, az least no 9oo'i pace, lo
Il lazy man. men aSaih the munster ~
student must be prayerlul. 10 see uo'
one must nave purify Oh neat'
T. To know the NINA OF Chrls
. You must have the nina OF GhriSl
The true studenl Oh Goi nus nVil III
Bible III the llGhl Oh pou idcc' Dloc'tl"
2 ing the BOOK we shall uhlsihterprel tn
t llGht. Nature SHUTS up heI ne"lt eH 'r
TO the man WHO hHoNS hel l1H - anu ~
/ them, ana so Is 1t WIN our 1e"Ne"i9 /"
thef. ,c,:..i,
As the characteristics. ol uhefC hrlstli
| minister a preacher ! name iIree quai;
. ties. In the nrst pace ne Shot'iu ne d UNI
/ form eNpOslior' ne bipIe ~ ,lle mo
+ popular book IN the world ana phaloII1ttI.Gi
t would not be so snort II study ol 'he pIoi
. was more common.
y The preacher shoulu ne Rehelall9 Z!
e temporaneouS None can nave GOO. e.
, temporaneOus style Wlthouu uolnS iai :
= amount OF writing. lie must alHo 40 e.
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= man "llal 10 nv III mn. W 81 'ie - 49,
l. eNtemporaneous speaker must DE cart
II full student
= The preacher Is To ne ihNarlpIy eNaliSel
cal. we nave no ilShl 70 PreaCh "
4 doubts. lie VINO gives MS hearers II
Il crude thoughts ought 10 De suppressed
5 IA common nuisance II we sio'llu pIeaI
Il what we do not know some OF us Wpu
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10 think we ought to deal with nostrums
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