The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02

not one we'll exclaim: What has not God
wrought! What will he not further beStoW
upon us as means of enabling US through
the wisdom of that spiritual love gradu-
ally being instilled into us and seeking to
become perfect in our relations to man and
perfect and contrite and lovingly perform
our duties to Him. More mistakes are be-
ing daily made from the pulpit by means
of injudicious threats, by language used
in sermons that had better be left unsaid,
as the reaction from such instruction only
does harm to the cause of true religion.
Forbid or threaten a man with a thing
and that thing he begins to crave for at
once. Endeavor TO reason and argue with
him through gentle means, make it obli-
gatory upon him to let his conscience mas
ter his judgment, and you then have plla-
BILE material in your hands, for that con,
science is the inner soul and IL followed
will lead every one Alright. Legislation
against matters and things depending
solely for proper handling upon the good
Judgment and conscientiouSness of the in
dividual, only provokes spirit of defiance.
Take a man, however much the provoca-
ton, you threaten and you make for him
friends at once and invite his resistance;
appeal to his conscience and you pave the
way for a better understanding. This was
the teaching of Christ and all scientists
agree that Christ was an inspired charac-
While much credit and research has
been attained by the various civilized and
semi-civilized races of the earth, 1t can
not be denied that the most eager, ullli-
gent and painstaking students are 10 be
found in the German race. A large num-
Der of the most valuable scientific discov-
cries. as well as in the arts, stand to their
credit and il cannot be denied that they
are among the foremost in this race for
knowledge and when the goal shall have
been reached, as 1t surely will In time,
crowned heads win descend from their
thrones divest themselves of their pre-
cious stones and gaudy raiment roll up
their sleeves and take their place side
by side with the laborers of the fields
each man, woman and child performing
joyously his daily labor in the knowledge
that the true light had at last dawned
upon us ALL that riches were no longer
desirable and that the strong should la
Dor and assist the weak and the well the
sick recognizing no race, no creed, MOTH
ing short of the brotherhood of man,
father instructing son and mother in
structing daughter, not delegating this
important trust TO domestics; the products
of one section of the globe to be exchanged
for those of others, and mans day will
then be divided, so many hours for spir-
itual and religious service, and, thanks
TO the Creator so many hours for labor,
so many hours for recreation, and SO
many hours for rest, and then when he
shall have lived his allotted time upon
earth conscious of having received that
spiritual love, and reflected 1t in others,
he may then enter the rock of ages with
contrite heart and strong faith that the
plunge into the future has every chance
in the line of promotion 10 higher ce-
purified of all earthly vestments he may
be fit to present his soul at the command
of his Creator and to behold his glory.
Student