Telegram-herald., 1889-09-20

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Understand an4 al nit the historical aad LOG
llai zsounl> noun which the nion2sc1lc2l fOrLa Of
soseslu4en. = b~sod
ladsod = people Nho believe tha, the uniserss
Is governed - a Eersoaai God.
That tls Bioic u tho authentic revelation OF bis
wiz and that Tie clsrgy are men appointed by
hin u maze his nsanins olsar. are Inevitably led
70 believe ~ a monarchy
For the king ansse AZ ~ no one but himself
Tor his actions.
Above the Jurisdiction OF the legal authorities.
guiding the destinles OF the nation and suffering
40 intertsreao-. - = faithful representation os
GO1
% his position IN the uni.-rss. aai Of the way
IN which hs governs
The monarchy or today depends for its auth oFfty
not upon its actual power. but upon It's divine
ortgia
II commands ''by the grace Of God"
The incaarcl kesps repeating his fairy tale with
energy. While the p.rsol and tbs policeman see
10 It that tho people pay attention aud belieVe,
or ~ least appear to.--Max Noldau IN ~CouVen
tion1I Lies"
SOPRANO SOLO. HRS PEsTEcosr
uYNN-Tuns. Rockingham"
On. yet we tslst thai. somehow. good
N.il Be The final goal Of 81.
To pangs OF nature. sins OF VIII.
Defects Of doubt and taints OF blood
Behold. we know not anything;
We cGa bat trust that good will fal
81 last far or-a. last. 10 all.
And every winter change 10 spring.
-'rsnnyson
NOTICES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS
SOPRANO soLO. Mes PEsTEcoer
COLLECTION
address, Reflections on the Johnstown
ORCHESTRA
These three societies were named
Unity Congregation, and their belief
was expressed briefly as follows:
Uuity Congregation conditions its fellowship on
no dogInatc tests but welcomes all who wish %
establish truth righteousness and love In the
world
This formula, copied from the creed
of the Western Unitarians, has lately
been abandoned, because the congrega-
tons wish no connection with anything
in the shape of an organization. and es-
pecially a religious organization. There
is absolutely no form of government
which holds them together. The leader
says that he is announced to speak at a
certain time and place, and any who
wish, come 10 hear him. That is all the
organization there IS.
Mr. Pentecost now says Of his belief:
81 am complete agnostic, and his ad-
dress, given IS in the above programme,
contains the following sentences: Il do
not believe there is any God who hears
and answers prayer" This
God that people talk about is pure and
simple invention" II every
one would be absolutely truthful the
word God would go out of use."
Mr. Pentecost is a busy man during
the week, for he is the editor of week
" paper called Twentieth Century.
dealing with religious and economic sub
jects only" he says. It began its career
in March, 1888, as q four page octave
tract, containing only the Sunday ad-
dresses Of the editor. but has grown 20 n
sixteen page weekly Of good size and
neat typographical appearance. It's mot
TO is, Hear the other side" and the edi-
tor says that it is ian absolutely open
forum" in which "any one who can
write good English can speak his mind
on any subject with which it deals"
Mr.. PentecOst says that he is still in
sympathy with the Henry George move
mont and interested in the labor and
socialislic questions. lie remarked: Il
accept tho paiicsophy Of what is called
AnarchisIn." Ie thinks that tie word
anarchy" ia a misnomer. and that /,
should be changed to freedom"
In personal appearance. Nr. Pentecost
Is man of good hoishtGnd stature. with
dark complexion, ha:r and eyes. and an
animated manner. lie wears gold bowed
Eyeglasses. lis face ia smooth. except
far curling mustache. and his air is
that of man who has seen tho world
ani knows it pretty well He ia a fluent
AMI agreeable talker, and one can readily
believe. after seeing him. thai he "a a
social favorite. He does not think that
children should he taught 70 obey their
parents because the latter are il authority
over them. but believes they can be
guided to know rigat from wrong and
make their choice. This IS the method
he has adopted with his own children.
His editorial Office is - tho regulation
typ, q carpeted, wen lighted and paper
bestrewu den Bat his house IN Now
ar Il a verit1ble gem, it is said. fur
nis'ed with taste and even elegance
Chsqca pictures snd bTi--a-brac aG0rn
the rooms, and it IL evident that the
hard of q true genius # artistic furnish
irg has been at work. True 10 his beliefs
On The land theory. Nr psn-ecost Is not
;hs owner, bat the lessee. q h.s house.
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