Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-01-03
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Christian weapon to restore the erring
brother.-Rev. DIR. Hoadaey, Presbyte-
rian, New York City.
Sins as Virtues Satan makes ain
sins appear as virtues. They put on
masks and appear to be attractive
Rev. DR.. Hills, Congregationahst,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Gospel of Good News.-We preachs
the Gospel of good news because it is
too good to keep, and because all men,
want it.-Rev. NJ. Crossley, Universal
list, Indianapolis, Ind
Religion in China.--If the Christian.
religion is not the thing most hated,
why should the Chinese kill so many
converts to it?-Rev DIR. Williams,
Presbyterian, Baltimore, Md.
Test of Your Religion.-The test of
your religion is not your personal tenn
permanent. The attitude you bear to-
| ward Jesus Christ is the test.-Rev. DR..
Vandewater, Episcopalian, New York
City.
| Christianity meets us.
on its threshold with forgiveness Of
sin" and the means of perfecting future.
| holiness. ''If any man sin we have the
advocate with the Father" Rev. DR..
George. Kansas City, Mo.
| Spiritual Life-Get rid of all those
| things which retard in the natural and
| spiritual life. Are you not praying to-
get rid of results? Get at the roots of
1 civ md hf,1 ~i1 Of no
drop, Evangelist, Troy, N. Y.
Independent Men.-Independent men
are scarce. 1t is easier to be depend
ent, to think as others do, to act as
others act; easier to drift with the tide
than row against it.-Rev. William 3.
Leach, Methodist, Chicago, Ill.
Triumph of Christianity.-The tri-
uumph of Christianity means the sue
cess of truth, not of sect; of character,
not of creed; of righteousness over UNI
righteousness Rev. w. RAIDER, Congre-
gationalist, San Francisco, Cal.
Business.-There is tendency to alb
sorb ourselves in business. The Sab
bath is a check to the feverish and IN
sane devotion thereto. This is one OF
the most serious perils of our day
Rev. J. d. Rankin, Denver, Colo.
Religions and Theologies.- Religions
never die, but theologies, the external
frames of thought of changing times,
are always wrong at the beginning and
are of necessity growing and changing.
Rev. DR.. Savage, Unitarian, New
York City.
The Church church introduced
the world to Christ, but according to
the present trend Of things the world is
in a fair way to assert its independence
of the church and to learn of Christ dl-
rect.-Rev. S. Slocombe, Congregation
alist, San Francisco, Cal.
Political Parties.-When we consider
the present constituency Of political
parties in our country, the advantages,
all things considered, outweigh their de-
fects. In respect to organization, | be-
lieye the Church of God can learn much.
from the managers of political parties
Rev. DR.. Dana, Presbyterian, Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Religious Ideas-The religious ideas
of hundred years ago-of fifty, or
even twenty-five years ago-have to-
day, for the most part, no basis In rea-7
son or ethics to rest upon. The ideals
Of that old religion are completely dis
lsipated by the ethical development and
the moral conscience of the present
REV. w. r. Brown, Congregationalist,
Rochester, N. Y.
The Man Of Education.--The man OF
education owns the advantage in all the
diversified affairs of practical life..
From the stores of knowledge we &C.
uuire in our youth we secure that power
which renders us effective in whatever
line Of efsleavor we are called to. Youth
Is the time to learn; then the MIND ls
open and sensitive.-Rev. DR.. Kr0tel,
Lutheran, New York City,
Forward Movement.-PauPs method
of making progress has several dis
tinct elements. He ever cherished a
sense of incompleteness, and such a
condition of mind is essential to Tor
ward movement Stagnation comes as
soon as the stream of effort ceases.
Like Paul, we should cherish a sense
of Incompetence DIR. KusseH,
Presbyterian, Pittsburg, Pa.
Christward-Wit nature THAI
turns Christward and demands Christ
for its development, most unfortunate
is that man who curtails his own cul-
ture and growth by an incorrect de-
cision What think We of Christ! IS
an issue upon which his life turns
Wrong Judgment and wrong life go
hand in hand.--Rev. H. f. Morrison,
Church of Christ, Chicago, Ill.
Work.-All values are the result OF
persistent work Nothing is accom-
plished without work by either God or
man. Man has always been a worker,
but he has worked along negative Ines
until he has surrounded himself Win