Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-12-27


like Christianity; in fact, it is a clear
. er, more luminous perception of Chris
tianity than most of us have God is,
for them, the creator; and their belief
M the redemption is the same as ours.
except that they take a cOsmic view of
il in relation TO all the inhabitants of
the worlds It is, in their minds, the
key of the universe, the solution of the
whole problem of life l shall not so
into the matter in this brief memOran-
dam for while Zorlin showed that
. they recognized the sacred history en-
acted upon Earth as affecting other
+ spheres. he explained that they look
upon 10 as manifestation of the great
central verify which they can also per-
celye In other manifestations. That
which We perceive is perfectly and eter-
nal.y true; but they think they can
see more of this eternal truth. or deep
er into it. than We
I hesitate 10. dwell on this subject
because-as usual in theological mat
ters-his utterances caused much trOu-
bic and uprOar, little later That was
what he had i'm mind when he fOreboG-
ed that his coming would cause dis
turbance
Tic was not long before I learned that
there had been a reunion OF an Chris
tans on great and solid bases Of har-
uloAy Snd Jhe advantages OF lhIS 10
Jle Wn0'e earth were very apparent
w hen 3 looked back TO my old period OF
the nineteenth century, IL seemed IN
cIeOlole JhaJ human beings could nave
extracted ana di-used rom religion,
which is the highest good, so much or
+ misery and hatred.
Mars Is smaller than Earth, or
course; and 1orHn tod us, also, that
the number or people is smaller In pro-
poiJlon' so lLat JEere are never more
IMAM can ne oeFe.op5u 10 lne IiSheS-
pi1tI OF WisooHl' he,t'l" ana eiAcie1ey
0uett' anu ne 'nud-lll we L4lSul leetu
something Naludole iroh 'I'lS example.
lner average OF iI-eulSehce Is very
/ Much aooNe the human ANA inns ac-
\ Ccto9 VITA lie law lney cram 90 nave
7 discovered 'nal the lnhaol.eC planets
lot iU i.llu anu syn ~, "O0'' "
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we Ano" more GA @I~o"I l.---.-I d
science IMAM !ou' %s wen aus o' 81 cay
st-.-l..'-' u u1us' v, arc III Colis I'd ~
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gNe '.ale'S- neslues q 'Ca.l, O. & ga.
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f,,l1 ~ ,,-l-,.ll,f,,l ooer,io lio,o and
ferrq The cane1s which vour tele-
scopes have discovered on our planet
are. in part. a system of irrigation for
these parks. By virtue OF our very
general and clear communion with the
universe through this and other means.
and DIV our whole mode of living. we
are able 90 convey GOOD deal OF our
. intelligence to inauimate substances
and what YOU call forces; so that they
/ act almost as though by volition OF
their own. / am glad TO see that YOU.
90 a certain extent are approaching
his plane. although you seem TO be
hampered by the necessity YOU feel OF
accomplishing results by physical and
mechanical means. No machinery.
however ingenious-and no amount of
invention however marvelOus-will
ever take the place of will power ana
character. Those are the things you
viii have 10 cultivate. And YOU will
have 10 cultivate restrgiut-as ey-
posed TO EXPANSION. with its ever-in-
rra9sino lavitv-if Won hone 20 have
the world wac really we'll"
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