The Indianapolis journal., 1895-08-05

ing. Almost every year bride and pom,
iresn from the altar. appear at thsark.
and yesterday they were there. Thevere
attired In their wedding garments, ;h'rfde
with her white ven trailing on the and.
appeared 10 be- ent,reIy es w's nneonsc,ous n tSs
notice they were attracting. Theyrere
Mr.; and Mrs. VIII Shepherd. of Moordlle.
ana were married yesterday mong.
making wedding tour TO Bethany TX.
At 1880 O'Clock the tabernacle was iss
10 overnowing with those desirous OF ar
ing the sermon 10 be delivered by b.
Tyler. OF New York. For a number OF ,rs
MT Iyier's name has never failed top
pear on the programme more or Lessee
quently. As he looked out over the st
ing allowed 10 again appear on that 1t
form. Mr.. Tyler announced that he Wild
speak on The Creed Of Christianity" ts
"T'he creed of Christianity which I II
present TO you is not some persons a.
ception OF what 1t is. but that which Chit
says II Is | desire TO show You the vac
of creeds in the formation OF charact-
The great object of the creed OF Christiar
ity Is production of character. Very ofu
in fact. they are separated very far apai
The Bible says the fruit of the Spirit
love, JOY. peace. sentleness, goodness. mesi
must contain all these: IL must be God-iiks
II must be Christ-like.
Many OF the differences OF BELIEF are no
great many of them are simply special. ane
have pothing TO do with the formation oi
character: But great many OF these pc
heart, and must be considered. For in
stance. the doctrine Of the Presbyterians as
to predestination. They believe that wnaS
ever occurs or not: that man Is born TO
be saved or lost, as the case may be- Them
what influence will that have over the for
good Methodist brethren give and give. un-
I'll their last penny IL gone, and tnat -
all right. But in their homes they are no dlf-
They are as much of fataiists as the Pres
byterians. / am inclined TO believe that
man may cling TO one OF the metapnys,cats
be good man.
There is vast difference between the
Protestants and the Romanists. You can
There are some fundamental differences In
the beliefs Of the Protestants and Romap-
lists which make fundamental differences
This difference in the beliefs and teachings
of two great bodies is more marked IN tno
Christians and Mohammedans. Mohamme-
danism crushes the woman down and Shris-
tianity frees her and raises her up:
Jesus Is the supreme teacher In evefy
department OF life. We ought to SIT az
we do not want an Oriental Christ: we
want a nineteenth century christ. WnyS
those who cay that have never yet iesneo
man. LET me offer a wo.d OF warning to
you. Do not become 30 wise as 10 Try 20
leave the Master behind. Do not try 10
outgrow Him. One of the presidential DOS
sibiiities Of the near future. In an address
before his alma mater not long ago. aIter
spending considerable time In discussinS
that before the fnal settlement of that
question is reached the sayings OF the low
ly Nazarene must be consulted Anu
icai. social and scientific questions are set
tied we will have 10 consult our Svino
Teacher. Christ is the son OF the living
God but Christ stands out alone as the
SON of the living God Jesus never saio
our Father when He spoke OF HIS reiac
the miraculous conception OF Christ. for
il He was begotten OF Joseph He vas
only a son Of God. and not the son ony ~
could save us~from sin. This creed OK
Christianity forms the basis for the re-
union of ohristendom; Here we nave na, me
or latef. II you believe in this creed with
VOW heart your life will evidence II epo
you will be brought close to the CnrsI
At o'clock Rev. @. b. Van Arsoau. OF
Wabash, delivered q sermon TO another
crowded house. He took his text from
Romans 1. LILA The speaker said that tne
yond Challenge. To the faith and devotion
Of the earlier apostles he added superior
intellectual endowments. learning ana per
sonaI power When he wrote at torlntn
this letter to the Romans he had areaoy
baen for more than score OF years =
Christian apostle, and was rccoznized
throughout the churches in Asia ana Ev-
rome as a leader. His counsel was sousnts,
tie rahukes were feared, his services &C,
knowiedged and his personal friendship vai-
ued and cherished u,.re
At O'Clock the communion ser'ices n'
conducted BY Rev. Amzi Atwater ana KEY:
Al. Morris Twelve young men acteo
as deacons for the first time. The cnr,s-
tian Endeavor prayer ana praise mest,ps is
conducted by Rev. W. e. NJ. Brown OF
Kokomo. ~. ID u
At 8 o'clock this morning Kew. %. %
sr,rier NJ New York, will deliver the hrst
lecture of series to young people. his
subject being THE Christian Endeavor
Pje5ge.v The State Sunday-school conven-
t,on SsriIl begin at o'clock this afternoon