Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-04-24
Standards of Judgment.

Ahe oi AAiAo.
 Science joins with philosophy In affirming that the wonder fact of life, of reason, of justice, of love, must mean more than death; that the great life of man cannot end in the dust, the ashes of the tomb.-Rey. Dr. Thomas. Peo ple's Church, Chicago.
 God and Man.
 In the great art of life we infuse into the process something we share with God. There are only two words in all the language that command our highest homage-God and man-and all reli- zion is simply a process to span God and the soul ill man. Rev. Thomas R. Slieer, Unitarian, New York.
 True Church Ideal.
 Churches coming to a consciousness must realize they are missionary church. es. All must not depend on the minis ter. A true church ideal Is nothing but laymen acting as disseminators of the gospel The genius of the Christian church is sanetifed individualism. = Dr. Lamson, Congregationalist, Boston,
 Dollars and Sense.
 Money without sense is like single OK houndering with double yoke and a double load. We oftentimes under value the patriotic, philanthropio and religious value of dollars. They do not 20 to war in the defense of our country, but they do furnish tho sinews of war. --Rev. J. T. Brushingham, Methodist Chicago.
 Relation With the Unseen.
 It is on the mind side, the being side, that man comes into relation with the unseen finds his vaster eorrelations with the qualifications as we'll as the quantitations; finds that he can live the life of the Christ that his citizenship is in the heavens" as we'll as on earth Rev Dr. H. W. Thomas, Independ- ent, Chicago.
 Our Children.
 The loveliest relationship known to mortals is that between a parent and child. See that you are faithful to par enthood and do not farm out your ehil- dren to the day school and the Sunday school. Be faithful to this. So shall there be to you amid the darkest days rainbow of radiant peace.-Rev. Peter MaoQueen, Congregationalist, Somer- vile, Pa.
 New View of God.
 The newer conception of God is mak- ing us trust him as men in the past never did. In nature VIC see that God is active and unswerying to his promise, "I will never leave thee or fofsake thee" We see that the power working on through events of human life is mak- ing for righteousness. We know that God is moral being. Put, then, thy trust in him.-Rev. Thomas Van Ness, Unitarian, Boston.
 Lessons of Time.
 Born in time man is nevertheless the heir of eternity. The soul. immortal in it's source, shall never die. Possessed of immortality man shall sec the consum- nation of all things and live when the fashions of this world have passed away, so that we may say, when time ends, our being has only begun We enter upon an existence compared with which time is as grain of saHI to globe. .-Rev. Dr. L. Y. Graham, Presbyterian, Phila- delphia
 Path of True Happiness.
 Resolutions will not serve in a case that requires execution. That which will serve is the ideal life from above the sun lived out in the earth by Jesus Christ, the seed of 8 higher life and provided salvation, rightly bringing into use this life under the sun, but giv- ing comfort to passing birthdays and new years and an onward movement to q realm where stars are but the dia- mond dust of my divine abode, the pave- ment of those heavenly courts where shall reign with Cod. Rev. Dr N. H. Axtell, Methodist, Chicago
 The church's Call to Laborers.
 The church is constantly calling She calls in the very yestment she wears She voices admoniticB hope sacrifice and the promise oI eternal reward through them Although the church may call at the eleventh hour the re- ward given to the faithful laborer is the penny of the sane value as that which is earned by the toiler caiied i'll the early morning or to work through the hours of the monday heat Ged i'll re- Wardlng the good and faithful servant does not regard time, but sincerity and earnestness of purpose. ---Rev. J. T. Mo Quade Episcopal, 5an Francisco.
 The Search After Truth.
 h the concrete world the sga stands for the representation of the pure, the unchangeable, the eternally powerful It is tho visible expression of the invisi- ble life principle, the infinite, absolute truth Just as all physical motion is attracted by the great luminafy, so all mental and spiritual motion is attract ed by infinite truth. One is the gener- ator of physical life, the other is the generator of spiritual life. This looking up this searching for things yet undis- covered, this indomitable longing to soar higher and higher in the mental