The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-04-06
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Right .poing.-The motive - light
ioing abldeth foreyer.-Rev. Wayland
Hoyt Baptist, Minneapolis, MINI.
Christianity. Christianity is ignored
By the massses Of the people. Key. Il.
=. DE Costa. Episcopalian, New York
G:y.
Equality. Equality 10 spiritual
things is the heritage % believers il
Jesus Ghrist.-Dr. Adams. Methodist.
Brooklyn. \. Y.
The poor-The highest good that We
can do the poor is 10 eYangelize them.
them Rev T. j. Niliers, Baptist. IN
dianapoliS. Ind.
Unlly.-I'nity is mark OF truth, and
the lack Of unity IS an infallible evil
dence of crror.-Rey. J. NJ. Hayes, IL.
G.. Dallas. California.
The Grand Truth.-rhe grand truth
We are now welcoming is, indeed, this
that God is .ncarnated IN humanity
Rev aIinot Savage. Unitarian, New
York.
Dignity of Man.--The dignity OF man
was never fully manifested 10 the
world until Christ eame.-Dr. Conaty,
X. =, Catholic University. Washing
ton, b. c.
Repentance and Falih.--Repentance
and faith have reference TO ourselves
IN consequence of the fall Of man.
Rev. A. G. Morehouse, Methodist, New
York.
Giving. IS the noblest part
Of our Christianity. Every Christian
must be- by virtue of his loyalty to his
Master, a giver-Rey. j. A. Mllbnrn.
indianapolis. Ind.
Human Brotherhood.-A national
American representation OF religion
could be founded only ON the principle
OF human brotherhood REV. 4. J.
Garfield. Universalist, Chicago. Ill.
His Servants.--God has commits
stoned you and men like you to be his
servants. ! only wish that many of
you would engage IN the work for tie
Master.-Rey. DR.. Patton, Presby-
terrain, Princeton, y. J.
Christianity. --Christianity is a fact
The Christian Church Is Il series OF
facts. 1t is a fact that there are mill
ions OF believers In Christ throughout
the world.-Rev. j. L. Egbert, Congre-
gatlonallst. Minneapolis. MINI.
Our Life in the World.-As things go
now, our life in the world is divided up
into compartments. one for business,
one for politics, one for pleasure, and
rather small one for religion.-Rey.
+. X. Coyle, Presbyterian, Oakland,
Cal.
Conseryatism.-A weakness of our
church is a paralyzlng conservatism.
AS individuals we are not conservative,
but that weakness. which is in any
pure democracy, exhibits itself in all its
intensity In our churches-Rev. Thos.
Van Ness. Unitarian, Boston, Mass.
A Bad Bargain.-It's a bad bargain
10 exchange the heavenly for the earth
~, the eternal for the things that per-
ish with their using, for what shall it
profit man 'if he gain the whole
world and lose his own soulY'-Rey. G.
5. Mason, Gospel Union, Los Angeles,
Cal
The Sin OF Selfshness. And 1t Is 10
be agreed by all that our nation must
keep itself from the sin OF selhshness.
1t must not ask. What can we get out
of these islands," but II must ask,
What can we put Into them? Rev.
J.. Sprague, Independent, Grand Rap
Ids, Mich.
\ Life-Glving Foree.-Must it not be
real TO every one to whom the truth as
It Is In Christ has come as life giving
and llfe-directing force, that there Is
not only the desire to live q life nearer
TO divine pattern. but the impaired pow
er to do so?-Rev. $. Roosevelt, Episco-
palian, Brooklyn, y. Y.
TO SIT FOREVER IN A CHAIR.