Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-11-29
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land Myers, Baptist, Brooklyn, n. Z.
Temptation.-One Of the greatest
temptations Of men is the desire to get
rich either dishonesty or too fast
Rev. G. M. Sheldon, Baptist, Topeka,
Kan.
A Vital Religion.-The Universalist
faith has vital religion for mankind
in its message Of hope eternal in the
Universal Father.-Rev. DR.. Perrin, UNI
versalist, Boston, Mass.
Our Ministers.-Our ministers must
be more like Christ. A thorough refor-
nation among our clergymen Is de-
manded in order that crime may be
checked.-Rev. J. B. Galloway, Presby-
terrain Paterson, N. j.
Liquor Traffic. The evil of the liquor
traffic Is problem to be met by educa-
ton, not by abuse or bigotry. The Pro-
hibition party should be temperate in
speech.-Rev. s. III. Cox, Congregation
alist, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Gods Idea of Sin.-The crying need
for saint and sinner is to get Gods idea
Of sin. He calls you daily back to his
book. The Bible is honest and does not
whitewash sin.-Pastor of Reformed
Church, Hackensack, N. j.
Our Respect.-Men don't want our
pity, they want our respect. They want
the recognition of common humanity.
To help the world we must have deep
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Congregationalist, Auburn, N. Y.
Spiritual Mani believe in the res
direction of the spiritual man out Of
this material body. l do not believe
that the Lords soul rose in a material
body after his resurrection.-Rev. r,
w. Millar, Universalist, Chicago, Ill.
Luxury-Often the whole spiritual
ity of church is smothered by the in
cubus of worldliness. Worldly great
ness, worldly riches when not guarded,
are blighting to the soul.-Rev. DR..
Cramblett, Christian Church, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Bread of Life-Christ is the bread
and water of life through the divine
revelation which he is to us and
through the divine life he gives us.
Lord, evermore, give us this bread
Rev. D. N. Beach, Congregationalist,
Denver, Col.
A Great Mistake.-Here is one Of the
great mistakes Of American Protestant
ism. In locating our churches we go
on the principle that tie presence Of a
factory is sufficient reason that
church should not be located there
Rev. r. III. Moore, Methodist, Indian
apolis, Ind.
The Masters Teaching.-It is a fea-
ture of the Masters teaching that ply
steal evils are not always punishment
for moral evils. The worlds suffering
is the dark background upon which the
tender remedial power of God Is
thrown.-Rev. ]. L. Davies Congrega-
tionalist, Akron, Ohio.
Future Punishment are sew
eral very serious truths for us to con-
slider when we study the doctrine Of flu
ture punishment In the first place,
the doctrine Of hell is clearly taught by
Jesus Christ. He uses the word hell
more than all the other writer's In the
Bible.@Rev. p. G. Curnick, Methodist,
Detroit, Mich.
The True Churchman.-The true
churchman will vote periodically. A
patriotic ballot will be given against a
candidate for the Presidential office
whose speeches create discomfort on the
part Of the workingman and envy be-
tween various classes Of American citi-
zens-Rev. DR.. Macarthur, Baptist,
New York City.
Unison.-It may be that two in unison
are better than two units apart Two
people acting together may supplement
each other, the strong qualities Of one
balancing the weakness Of the other.
The combination Of several for COM
mon purpose is more powerful than in
dividual effort.-Rev. HI. d. Catlin, Uni
tartan, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Nest Building Notwithstanding the
fact that man was made for heaven
and eternity, the world is all alive with
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faction and rest in temporal things. In
a scene when all is flowing he tries to
make fixity. God has to shatter what
man builds, drive away what man
gathers, take what man in vain tries to
hold.-Rev II. L. Davidson, Baptist,
Kansas City, Mo.
Christianity Christianity is not a
creed merely, but Is life, which is more
than creed: 1t is not doctrine merely,
but is the life out Of which doctrine
grows; 1t is not the church simply, hut
Is far more, for 1t is life, and because
1t is life we cannot lay 1t aside as q
garment and take 1t up again. we can
not divide and separate 1t from the sec
ular life.-Rev. w. G. p. Rhodes, Bap-
list, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Indifference and Neglect.-Our faith
ers found themselves under the tyran-