The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1899-07-06


The Power of the Splrlt-God Al
mighty. through the power of the
spirit can use us.-Rey. John T. Car
son. Presbyterian, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Immortality -Immortality Is not
demonstrated fact. but It is necessary
anticipa tion.-Rev. Lyman Abott. Evo-
lutlonlst, New York City.
Righteousness at Home.-The prac-
tice Of righteousness and the duties OF
responsibility should begin at home
Rev. +. @. Hirsch. Hebrew. Chicago,
Illinois.
Means of Manifestation Without
me, without you, God would he with
out means of manifestation. 10 the
end that God should be thus glorified,
you and | are necessity Mrs Geste-
field, Christian Scientist, Chicago, Ill.
Evolutionary main fact OF eyolu-
tiOn Is not the so-called struggle for
existence" but heritage. parentage,
loye.-Rev. y. Il. Calthrop. Syracuse.
New York.
Life After Death Lord Tennyson
said. none too strongly, The cardinal
point OF Christianity is the life after
death. Bishop Doane, Episcopallan,
Albany. n. Y.
Winning Souls.-Colleges and semi
naries can lmpart knowledge aud enl-
ture the intellect. but there Is no set
rule for winning sonls-Rey. George
Adams, Methodist. Brooklyn. y. Y.
Miracle of Life.--The great event of
history is In the great miracles of life
the victory of life over death. II Is
ours To enter Into the victory Rev. Ed
ward L. Hale. Unitarian, Boston, Mass.
Expectations 1t be true that
"a soul that's born Of God is Knocked
aud doomed TO bitter disappointment
its expectations vain and worthless?-
Rev. IL. NJ. Booth, Presbyterian, Au-
burn. y. Y.
Gods Methods.-He who longs for
the exceptional opportunities and the
exceptional piece OF work must be blind
to Gods methods Of work In nature
Rev. George l.. Perrin, Universalist,
Boston. Mass.
Christianity Christianity has been
misrepresented by Christians and the
people are describing the spurious be-
cause they know more OF the genuine.
Rev. j. IL. O. Smith, Christian
Church. Chicago, ILL.,
Religious Llfe.-Chrlst assumes that
the whole of mans life is or ought to
be religious. Christianity know no
secular life as apart aud distinct from
the religious life-Rey. William A.
WATSON, Episcopalian. Brooklyn. y. Y.
A Trust from God.-One who holds
his possessions aud abilities as a trust
from God for his own good and for
the betterment OF his fellows Is using
them Alright and is blessed OF God
Rev T. jefferson Danner, Episcopalian.
Pittsburg. Pa.
Religious Services. People la this
age do not care for theatrical display
In religious services. They have nd
yanced sufficiently 10 understand that
true religion Is II question OF correct
conduct Rabbi j. Nieto. Hebrew, San
Francisco. Cal.
Carnal Contrlyanees.-Peter by bran
dishlng his sword denied the divinity
Of Jesus. And any other man cheap
ems God when he goes about TO yoke
Gods spirit alongside of earnal con
triyanees.-Rey. DIR. parkhufst, Pres
byterian, New York.
Study OF New Truths.-Wh re-
mains that can be properly described
a. persecution is too feeble and incon-
sequentlal to deter any courageous
man from entering into the ascertain
ment and study OF new truths.-Rey.
George w. Stone, Unitarian, Kansas
City, Mo.
A Standard of Righteousness. -
There should be standard OF right
eousness. where men OF all opinions
must meet-a corporate effort OF good
men to produce goodness. 1t can only
be through the church OF God.-Rey.
william $. Ralnsford, Eplscopaiian.
New York City.