The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-11-18

Power OF the Press.-W rOngdoers
Hand more In fear OF the newspaper
than OF all the anathemas OF the
churches.-Rev DR. Rylance, Episeo
palian. New York City.
Christian Sabbath.-We believe
there is such a thing as a Christian
Sabbath. hu; we should not try to re
store a Puritanical Sabhath.-Rev. r.
Thomas, Congregationalist, Boston,
Mass.
Gods Love.-God Is not against man.
He is a God of infinite love. compassion
and mercy. He Is more willing TO save
than we are TO be sayed.-Rev. john
Mitchell, Methodist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Joys of Home.--A nagging wife may
turn any home into hell ON earth. An
irritable and unreasonable husband
wreck an earthly paradise of home
Rev. w. b. Partridge, Baptist, Cincin /
natl. Ohio.
Grief.-There are a large number of
griefs that are entirely unnecessary
and self-lmposed because of the in
ferior ends for which many llve.-Rev.
Geo. d. Baker, Presbyterian. Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Bugaboos.-I can no more believe In
the existence of devil than in the
other bugaboos which have SO long ter
rified or maddened us poor children of
earth.-Charles Fleischer, Hebrew, Bos-
ton, Mass.
= Death.-ln the spiritual view death Is
: of no consequence. 1t has no reality.
4 God is the God of the living and not of
the dead, for no man can die.-Rey. @.
, IL. Eaton, Uniyersalist, New York City.
A Protest Against Hell.--Universal-
I ism is the organized protest of the con
T science against the abhorrent doctrine
, of future punishment. 1t is the protest
1 against the traditional hell.-Rev. He
r Der Newton, Universalist, New York
!, City.
It Infdels.-The man who perslstcntly
n casts doubt upon God and his word Is
4, the most subtle enemy To peace. | ar
4, raign such men and women as the enc
ID mics of order and prosperity
lie Johnson Myers, Baptist, Chicago, Ill.
Hades-If there is heaven there is
r. naturally hell One could not exist
s. without the other, but the Bible does
Y not teach of birthstone hell but mere
10 ly by implication. Rev. John w. West
W lock, Christian Church, Omaha, Neb.
IT, Eternal Life-What is eternal life
er 1t is heaven here in the soul; JOY I'm
lp speakable and full of glory; an abidin.
y assurance Of the love and favor of God
II and that all things work together 70
all good to them that love him.-Rev. A.
~ MorehouSe, Methodist, New York City
Dead Creeds. Religion has life, Will
VI creed. with its external form and shap
20 Of religion, is dead Religion. bein
Vs. alive, will grow to greater beauty AM
To loftier heights; creeds, being artificial
Ut can never Crowley L. $. Milburr
es Universalist, Cincinnati, Ohio.
:! Destiny Mans belief in immorta
~ ity is as old as the heart beat and d
IN natural, too. This is the Bibles teacl
:, ing about man. His origin is divln,
~ his nature is spiritual; his position
. regal; his destiny is immortal,-Rev
yle
,ca Deyiltry,-I do not believe that the
Tho is any worse devil that the wickede
NOT man in the world or any more powe
Tho full devil in Gods universe than til
: worse man. Devltry is purely h
man product.--Rev. c. A. Dickinso
Congregationallst, Boston, Mass.
Drink.-Intemperanc Is confined
can no particular class. Among the lowe
OF and the highest, the learned and the
lcal literate, those who live by manual
Iall Dor and those who practice the libei
ing professions-ev we meet
III MISUNDERSTANDING Riordan, Gait
fur- lie, San Francisco, Cal.