Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-08-02
WHAT Is m TO DEF
one Must Think Lang ana >cr'o"s'1
Bcfore Bciic>ing U Die
1s GAIN

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one must think . '9ns ~, "m, ,r,,n
very SERIOUSLY oeiote nc " u ,,,st
in that f'mhrkd"le s'''''"'"' ..,ah
continue 10 thlhN, anu 10 ~ u"
broader view OF me ana vi NV n.s ~.
than IS usual before ne can agree wiz" '"e
apostle.
We an belicNc III a general ~"
sort OF way that II is pettcr 10 ue t,""
live under certain dlstressiul oirNuun-
stances, but whether We under nkS e'rou"r.
stances. should think so Tor Ourselves IS
problem about which there Is cohsidcrdoic
doubt.
God has implanted In us a love OF me
which Is strong enough 10 make n,s'r
clous OF the very lasl Poss'nit ui!' - '""t
universal Tread OF dea'h We're iess s'io"7
we should either make way WIN pnfsels,s
or 'rlu'u"Ily rnhke way WIN V.nsis -
proNoeatlon' me rove OF nc tne 49,
ness OF ne the rsht OF wy y W
ENJOY ms NE 10 its u''ermosl nn"t ~ , mn
Is the OASIS OF AT itaSt o"e " .
commandments Eliminate tm9 Vn.7s"s
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Iiuion has ,o saw anon, m. future ,be
clInginr is like n mIser,s CRASH ON his
dollars-it becomes a disease. Affecting dis.
astrously tina, cheerful view Of both the
present and the future which is the nc.
culiarity of the ideal man.
RELIGION is the greatest boon that over
fell to the lot of mankinj because uuder
its benign Influence We are resigned 10 The
Inevitable while We remain here and look
forward 10 something different and hotter
when we shall cross the threshold of e,er-
nifty. The worth of religion. therefore. as
a practical factor. is beyond the reach OF
computation. and insofar as YOU succeed
in making IL practical. YOU render yourself
satisfactory to yourself and 10 the world.
suppose We take tho statement of This
scholarly and critical and IopicaI PAM and
examine II win sou, care I, ia nerhana
a.. s,an,unx n.a.aa ,in -,
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seni'',m. snou, ioiiow ms uiieD.o"s s,a.e
iui's anu iihpie'''s, put "nei Ut 'e''s us
that at a given period IN our career IL Is
much better 10 go thah 10 stay
mere We WONDER what MS mental anu spir-
itual point of view may be. for from our
own point OF view we have doubts on nat
subject.
II there is any truth in what We think
we believe about the future, then to die
would be a gain, just as 1t would be a gain
to leave an inconvenient residence and
move into one that is more roomy and
better suited to our needs, With heaven
n glorious reality. We could hardly help be-
ING Glad when Tho time came TO go there,
II IL is a Mace where We shall not be-
forced h., sirngcIe for the necessaries of
I,,a ,,hora ,ho Indications from which We
,au, s,,f,or vii, he removed where we shall
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wy W oppo ~. 49, 49, ia, ia In ne
asement " d" n.ss,h,, ayord ,hen
thuh tue pfesei. ca" p's1s -. f.,a,a,
IL becomes ciear tna' mm.n ~ 49,.
carry our poules 10 'ne Hhuien.a,u ny
us a service anu 'He pehs oush' VIM
but 10 chime
Pani eVidently hau TINS iaitn, U "u w
clared mat he mad IL LONGING 70 80 hehee