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Vulgar Man.-Nothirg is too sacred
for mans vulgar and profane touch
Rev. DIR. Hills, Independent, Chicago.
Right Is Might.-Right is might. God
Is more than nature, spirit is more
than bOdy.-Rabbi ID. Phillipson, He
brew, Cincinnati, Ohio.
RESTRAIN needs one days complete
rest In every seven in order that he live
long In the land, healthy In body, mind
and spirituality. Rev. Luclan CLARK,
Baptist, Washington, ID. G.
Resurgam.-On the last day the bod
ies of the just shall rise in glory, ain
their human defects healed, every
blemish brushed away, and in tho
bloom Of perpetual youth. This glory
shall be In strict proportion to the holi-
ness which adorns the just. The body
shall be material forever, though en-
dowed with properties which naturally
only belong to the spirit.-Rev. Father
Frieden, Catholic, San Francisco, CAL
His Point Of view.-No man sees life
as the minister. He sees the fraud, de-
ception and sin In 1t, and by this Is pre-
pared to preach the truth unto the peo-
ple.-Rev. j. w. Sullivan, Baptist, Phil
adelphia, Pa.
Prosperous Evil.-Why do the wicked
prosper? is often asked. The answer
Is, because we let them, and because.
by their business ability and enterprise
they deserve to.-Rev. st. G. Wright,
Unitarian, New York City. 1t
istakes.-Talleyrand said that u
blunder was worse than a crime. Tho
guilt of the blunderer Is not as great N
that Of the criminal, but he may do an
much harm.-Rev. C. w. Gullette,
Methodist, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Separation.-There is one doctrine
which must be preached In every possi-
BILE manner, and that is the doctrine Of
separation. We must be separated from
our sins.-Rev. DIR. Chapman, Presby-
terian, Philadelphia, Pa.
L Unselfshness.--Love, from It's very
means something more-it means the
power to reproduce in myself states az
consciousness which others feel-Rev.
Thomas Van Ness, Unitarian, Boston,
Mass.
Brotherly Love.-It is only by a man's
living in the closest relationship with
him In thought and word and deed that
he can possibly fulfill the original law
to love his neighbor as himself.-Rev.
C.N. Field, Episcopalian, Boston, Mass
Benevolence.-The term 'love," an
used in the New Testament, is the gen.
eric expression for the sum of all be-
nevolence. 1t Is the all-including SYM
Dol for the whole content Of mans duty
TO man.-Rev. A. A. Berle, Congregn-
tionalist, Boston, Mass.
Envy.-Why Is 1t that the poor man
looks with envy upon the rich man and
wishes to resort to revolutionary meas
ures for the even distribution of Gods
goods? 1t is all through want OF cons
dence in God.-Rev. John Scully, Cath
Ollie, Philadelphia, Pa. aty
Miracles.-To believe in the Bible n
one thing, and to believe in all the in
terpretations which men have given to
it in the past Is another. The miracles
which God has performed l fully nc
cept, but the miracles which CONNER
tators have imagined 1 am free to re-
ject.-Rev. r. S. Macarthur, Baptist,
New York City.
Forward.-Before Christianity exist
ed Egypt, Greece and Rome gave evil
dence of elevated conditions in the re-
gions of art, intellect and morals. The I.
command to the world is: "Onwardi
Forward The destiny Of nature is
found in motion. Gods ways are those
which advance mankind.-Rabbi K.
Lasker, Hebrew, Boston, Mass.