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Mouey.-It is not money that Is the
root Of all evil; 1t is the love OF 1t to
the exclusion Of holy thoughts.-Rev,
5. f, Rife, Evangelical Akron. Ohio.
The Widows Mite.-The widows
mite stands for the small gifts which
those in humble circumstances may Of
fer to God and man.-Rev. DIR. Eaton,
UniversalIst, New York City.
Story of Creation.-The very first fact
which the story of creation sets forth
Is this; God Is mans friend. He plans
for man. He provides for man.-Rey,
d. Gregg. Presbyterian, Brooklyn, N. Y,
The Universal Law.-lt is difficult for
US TO conceive OF an immutable being,
or even OF an immutable condition. for
we live In realm in which change is
the universal law.-Rev. ]. X, Boyle,
Methodist. Philadelphia. Pa.
Resurrection Of Christ.-Nothing Is
more vital to the validity OF Chris.
tianity than the resurrection of Christ,
1t is the crowning evidence OF the di-
vinIty apd authority of our Lord.-Rev.
Geo. P. Perry, Baptist, Troy, n. Y.
Character. - Character possesses a
charm for only those who seek II. and
Is the priceless jewel OF heroic souls,
who care for no appreciation but that
Of the law, conscience and God,-Rev.
C. P. Smith. Methodist. Minden, La,
Figure of God.-Every man. through
his Imagination. paints his own figure
Of God. Plato gives his own image OF
God, and then there is the Bibles idea
Of God.-Rev. DIR. Newell Dwight
Hills, Congregationalist, Brooklyn,
New York
Predestined- Some are willing to
make any sacrifice for God and the
word of God. They are ever prepared
to run their course righteously. They,
and they alone, are predestined.-Rev.
G. Magevney. r. c.. San Francisco,
California.
Socialism. - Socialism will reject
and give real faith which
The infidel church has denied. By re-
lecting the church it will liberate the
real spirit of Jesus, which will defy
mankind.-Rev. Geo. D. Heron, So
>ialist, Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Spiritual World.-The knowledge
of the spiritual world which Jesus
Christ has impaired to mankind ex-
,eeds that of Moses as much as the
light Of the MONDAY sun exceeds that
If the flickering lamp.-Cardinal Glib
0ons, Roman Catholic, Baltimore, Md.
Christian Science. - Christian Sci
ance not only embodies the healing and
methods of the Christian
Ity Of Christ, but represents also the
highest attainments of modern meta
physical or psychical practice
Norton, Christian Scientist, New York
City.
A Statesman and a POlitician.-A
statesman is one who thinks, plans and
works for the future good Of his cOun-
try and countrymen, while the politi-
.ian is concerned about present per-
sonal and party advantage.-Rev. R. V.
Presbyterian, indianapolis,
Indiana.
Immortal Life and Eternal Life.-Je-
;us makes a marked distinction be-
tween immortal life and eternal life.
immortal life is to live on. Eternal
ife is to live well, and when we have
he latter 1t Is difficult to make US doubt
he former.-Rev. DR.. Mason, Univer-
,alist, Chicago, Ill.
Test of O. Christian.-What Is the test
If a Christian but the fruits of his COM
with his Lord? Give us a
human Christ, who sympathizes with
Is in our common temptations, who
owes us, not the one who stands so far
above us, and we shall gain in our
of your Lord.-Rev. C. VI.
Sheldon, Baptist, Topeka, Kan.
Prayer-God has ordained prayer
ust as truly as he has ordained labor,
ind It is no more a thwarting of divine
aw than that he should bring in the
harvest in response to the wise and in
labor of the husbandman. But
Gods viii in this regard was accom-
)lished by the faithful toll of human
DR.. Barrows, Oberlin,
ohio.
Become as Little Child-We must
lnload the mind of traditions and es-
ablish truth. We must abandon fol-
les and establish facts. We must dis
ard ritual and establish right. We
must abolish custom and establish
,hrist. Then we become as a little
hid, and of such is the kingdom
Iev. F. E. Mason, Spiritualist, Brook
yn. N. Y.
Peace In the Churchill peace abides
q the church each member must be at
eace with God. "The peace of God,
7hich passeth all understanding" in
reases and blesses both the life of the
Individual and that Of the church, as
be conscience is enlightened by the
living Word and its dictates are obey
d.-Rev. G. P. Rutledge, Philadelphia,
Conscience. - Conscience - In other
7ords, the moral sense-is a natural
ndowment, part Of the organic con-
titution of man. Not by any means
Of reason, but rather de-
endent upon it, growing in clearness,
nd In ethical authority as man in
reases in knowledge and power. Eth
al science now teaches-not so much |
hat man has conscience-as that con-
cience has man.-Rev. W. D. Simonds, !
Unitarian, Seattle. Wash.
RlOOdhOund Man