Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-04-02

planned. Science has found its wa,
seemingly 20 the very border Of physi
cal creation. where but n step, appar
entity. remains between what is some
times called the material and imma
terial; the great habltatlon Of man hai
been searched from roof to cellar anC
Its structure and history. It's POSSIBLE
tiles and probabilities have been dis
cussed. The arts have kept pace with
the sciences. The knowledge gained has
been utilized in every department OF
life until the very forces OF heaven and
earth have been summoned iato SER
vice. But after all, the hunger and
thirst for knowledge Of God and OF the
destiny of man remain unsatlshed, as
far as scientific solution OF those prob
! lens go. The thoughtful among men
| commence to understand that the re-
! ply to those most vital questions are
and must remain outside the reach OF
telescopes and microscopes rs well as
/ beyond chemical analysis and math-
ematical calculation. When. there
fore, the "Hnal experience. the final
lesson" as Mr.. Gladstone calls death.
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Piled only by revelation. 1t is felt
'""' '"'N - '''"'' "" "h'uh ~
build, strong enough to remain I'M
moved by the raging storms of adver-
sity and the swelling tide OF death.
The condition of the Christian
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Guidance and sn,,rn reyo,,,,or I'm ,hi.
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"e'' i"'' '"e' ''''i' Wv" ueu"c'ions
az doctrine and leave men sometimes
In the dark as TO the possibility OF OBJ
t,tntnt, nhsoluta l,pn,vledyo ON ,,i,,,
POINTS in't houerh 'hr'stiahity Is
TO meet new requirements ia wen ad.
rnIttsd hv those ouoituod IN sna,L "a,
"''''su to"'''" ~ Spe"N v"
the subject. a New YORK paper re-
''h''y sup'l,i''uu some lueS''ohs pear
''h ~. VI. ia.uiu VI 'e'is'o' u seNeia'
Mics ara MANI in,orostIry s,otan,a,,.
ffoi' J"Sepn ~ SoH'e taxes occasion 10
say:
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or,hnIn,, e ,Seii'-, Nn''s 81, n,,u 'hs
o,n ,'o on,a,,, az, a., t Ky I n,,t
a a." 1900 9u'e 'nua ','iS in,ter must
"a s,,,', ~ ne Whule
800, u, Nntlstl"Il 'heoloss
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"'"s"''
Prof. Alexander Balmaln Bruce.
Glasgow. tbinks .no,bcr Tutbar NAV
arty, n. .,,,.
"i'se' ne suys'
"The divisions of Christendom and in
compatible conceptions OF Christianity.
some widely prevalent, whose deca,
dence would be for the worlds good.
are hlndrances to the progress of the
true Gospel. True, but reform has
come before now, and it may come
s w An ,o Luther, with the need
i n. iiiUui''oa, may arse lne
/. ~ ~. ~ hou Always mas Inc
p psesJd instrument , Ana benemcent
81. must care Ior relslon
IKE 'hat OF Jesus
W. S. Ralnsford. ID. d., reasons I'm tho
,,tiou,i, a,.
manuel
what liz the chief danger threaten.
ganized Christian bodies tnJaw9 I he
lieye II is the danger OF confusing mans
pas, ,nii,kings about Jesus Christ, or,
,he reai reveia,ion 20 S,' uoVeitn.s, WIN,
mans capacity for goodness which lie.
sus Christ brought into the world and
~, ~ , Ur,nss, Muhs thinkings are Of
once they have served thair ,i,,a an,
done their work they had better 60
A. one time they are all-important.
~ '",S ure qui.e uses.ss ana IN the way
HELM the tree 10 i've ,ha u ny
season. II they don't give way to new,
Nlhg leaves, their tendency is to kill
,Sa -a,.nio ,' n,ns IT. Is Shrlst Jesus,
mans thoughts ahont Hin The 80
must stand, the leaves must GO"
Dr. Heber Newton;
IF 1t [Christianityl is to maintain
the faith handed down from the
fathers, the great essential beliefs in
mentf au i'm, i,,,,n"T.a'',y ana the divine
the other faiths cinstering aro MIA
these central beliefs. Christianity must
pc prepared TO effect a reconstruction
nc, ,,"S'OsS VI must hhomentous char
Inc need OF the hour for q Christian
NY IDENTICAL with the Giving tree" and
u'"nc"es Is lei' ny the masses as well