The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-28

SUMMARY OF SERMONS.
Observation-Disclosures

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THE HUMAN souL.---According to the
philosophy OF Jesus Christ the human soul
IL Invaluable George Adams, Meth
odist. Brooklyn. N. ~
AN EVENT OF LIFE. Some one has
well said, Death is not the end. but only
an event CT life."-Bishop Doane, Epis-
cipalian, Albany, N, Y.
IRRESISTIBLE FoRCE.--It is irresisti-
BILE force that pushes us along the line OF
own temporary fate. Mrs. Gestefeld,
Christian Scientist. Chicago. Ill.
AS AN IAiMoRTAL--tt Is a little thing
10 comparison to believe in Immortality.
The great thing is to live as an immortal.
Rev. Edward f. Hale, Unitarian, Boston.
Mass
RELIGIOUS DISCOVERIES. All re-
ligious discoveries are based on the YER
dict of mans conscience and on the ver-
dict OF mans heart.--Rev Dr.. Calthrop.
Syracuse n. Y.
INSTRUMENTS OF POWER. When
esd has a monopoly OF US. when we have
20 given ourselves up to Him that He
has absolute ContrCf~of us, then we become
Instruments of p6wer--Rev, John Il. Car
son, Presbyterian. Brooklyn, y. Y
INDIVIDUAL LIFE.--The mind and
hSdy are separate and distinct factors in
individual life, but although their relations
are intimate, tho mind dominates the
bady.-T b. Wilson, Theosophlte, Kansas
City, Mo.
THE REAL WORK OF LIFE The real
work Of life. lament as we Will, complain
as we may, must be done, not upon the
mountain. but In the valleys.-ReV.
George l.. Perrin, Uniyersalist, Boston.
Mass.
SPIRITUAL LIFE, That spiritual life
whose expansion is to continue forever
G mes to the hour Of death as the heir
reaches his majority or the scholar his
day OF graduation II. NJ Booth
Presbyterian. Auburn, n. Y.
RIGHT AND DUTY There is not right
that is not pllared on corresponding
duty. and only he who performs that duty
Is entitled TO the enjoyment Of its CORE
So nding right.-Dr. Z. G. Hirsch, He
brew, Chicago. Ill.
GODS DESIGN.-God has designed US
for better things than his world can give
its b snors and distinctions are temporal
and fade away Rev. Benjamin f. Fritz,
United Brethren, Columbus. Ohio.
THE EARLY CHRISTIANS The in
tense love OF the early Christians stood
out in contrast with the scldshness OF the
world like the yerdure OF paradise sur
r5lsAied BY q desert ROY j. II. o.
Smith, Christian church, Chicago. Ill
THE SAVIOR'S TRUTH.--Wa believe
and indeed, VIC know. that Cad has given
US our feeling OF the INFINITE that we may
Individually work OUT cur destiny by the
Savior's truth aud love-Rey. Mr. Web
Der, Universallst, Rumford Falls VT
SYNONYMOUS TERMS-In our every
day life trust, confidence and faith are
practically synonymous terms. Trust, or
confidence, Is absolutely necessary to The
welfare and stability Of human society and
human government.--Rev, T. Jefferson
Banner, Episcopalian, Piushurg, Pa.
THE PROGRESS OF ruth. Human
iiy has cause for IN linoss that the
social and political conditions which now
sxist OFFER llttle. 4 any. real obstruction
% the progress OF truth This is espe
sally true Of our own laad.--Rev. Georg,
LIMITS or LIBERTY What are tn,
limits Of liberty in the Protestant Eps
copal church These limits are ihe limiu
q M great Catholic creeds These creedl
are two, the Nicene creed and the Apostles
creed These creods accepted by thu
church universal up 10 the age OF IN,
Reformation, SIN accepted by The large5
portion OF Praiestautisml, aud these alone
limit our liberty OF thinking Rev Or
Heber Newton Episc palisn. New Yorl
CITY.
CRITICISM OF THE CHURCH.-Notb
ing is more evident from the New Testa
mrnt that persons who claim 10 be led b,
the sririt are called 10 submit the claim
cism. Those who profess to be called b,
the Holy Ghost to the ministry are pu
under three years raining II Is no