Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-06-22
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NdtuIe.-ANdluIe gives us perfection
because nature is the handiwork ~
God; man ever presents imperfection
because he seeks to make himself
Rev. w. HI. Carwardine, Methodist
Chicago, I'll.
Purest Thoughts.-When we learn
how. to think upon the best and purest
thoughts, the body will begin to ex-
press harmony, and not until then
Rev. F. e. Mason, Christian Scientist
Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Spirit of Criticism The spirit
of criticism has extended to the people
at large, and faith has decreased We
are in an age of transition from theol-
ogy to science.-Rev. Joseph Stolz, He
brew, Chicago, Ill.
Need of God in Our Lives.-We need
more of God and Christ in our lives
and nothing should be done to lessen
or weaken the religious faith of the
people.-Rev. DR.. Conaty, Roman Cath
ollie, Washington, d. G.
The Fatherhood-The Fatherhood
cannot make itself effective unless in
you and in me, and in us all, it pro-
vOkes the spirit of filial confidence and
affection.-Rev. DIR. Behrends, Congre.
gationalist, Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Evolutionary Process.-The eyo.
lutionary process does not cease when
mans present form is attained but its
forces are now chiefly devoted to de-
veloping and perfecting mans mind,
heart and character. This points quite
conclusively to continuance and high.
er use of these spiritual faculties in
life to come.-Rev. c. w. Wendte, Uni
tartan, Los Angeles, Cal
True Education.-The true education
is that which awakens original power
in the child. 1t is not SO necessary to
make the child study as to study the
child to incite him to his best develop
ment-Rev. B. Fay Mills, Evangelist
Boston, Mass. -r
The Unmatchable Revealer. The
church will hold Christas the unmatch-
able revealer. In him is revelation Of
the earth beneath and the heavens
1t will hold him the
Divine One.-Dr. G. H. Combs, Kansas
City, Mo.
A Universalist-I am a Universalist,
not because l believe less in God,
Christ, man and destiny than my
brethren of the other churches, but be
cause believe more in these great eter-
nal verities.-Rev. l. 2. Coddington,
Universalist, Rochester, n. y.
Pagan Philosophers.-The wisest and
best of pagan philosophers have but
dived deeply into the innermost recess
es of the soul and evolved, developed
and demonstrated natural truths to
mankind.-Archbish Williams no
man Catholic, Boston, Mass.
A Father of Infinite Love.-We sing
praises to our God, and worship HIM
as a father of infinite love, and yet we
tremble and quake whenever his thun-
der and his lightning startle Us Win
their flash and roar.-Rev. G. W. stone
Unitarian, Kansas City, Mo.
Problem of the Church.TThe great
est problem of the church is flrSt 10
make good the purpose of its own exist
ence, the bringing of the world TO "ou.
The commission is ''to all the WoFm
and to every creature. '-Rev. John NJ
Wilson, Methodist, San Francisco oa'''
The Character of Christ.-lt makes
little difference to what church a man
belongs so long as he imitCtes the ci'''-
acter of Christ. There Is no reason
why a Catholic should not stand III tll'S
pulpit and preach to you.-ReV. III
Eaton. Universalist, New York CITY
Immortality.-The fact of Immortal
itv underles all the history OF 'le
Bible. enforces its commands sNe'
significance to it's promises. Jesus aN-
nounced the fact, and in his own cieal'
large way made it an eloquent nope III
mems cold hearts.-Rev. }. i. CaiSon
Presbyterian, Brooklyn, n. \.
The Life of Jesus.-The life Oh 'e"o'>1
proved that there was an unseen po"or
which he declared was spirit ANU ~ -,
means of which he oyercame every -
of the flesh, and even the fesh ltSeil'
thus proving the truth of his WoIuS'
.sThe spirit alone giveth llfe' the u.s.
nrofiteth nothing."-Dr. Alfred falio"'
Christian Scientist, Kansas CllS' NV 4
Forriveness of Sins.-ForgivenesS VI
sin requires that the splrltual n"'"lS
deeply wounded by sin, be nlaee Wv. .,r
new and whole That can be dohe ol,T
by him who created the SOU. o lnn
wonder the Jews found fault W. ~,
Christ said to the paralytic: 'soh, ~ -.
sins be forgiven thee. KEY. H. -
hart. Lutheran, Bellefonto, "a "ts.
The Historical Sabbath,-1t - n
nossible for many Jewish peoipiSs sb.
faithfully observe the histoFichI me
hath. Therefore, we consecLa's :. on
actual hours of leisure when tn'! isb
ioy on Sunday morning DS = our
,rorshin and sermon. We 1eel ~ IN,