Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-06-21

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RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Gems Of Truth Cleaned From Teach
ines of All Denominations.
ienorance.-Man is limited only tc
his own ignorance.-Rev. +. f. Mason
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Corner Stone.-The school house is
the corner stone of the republic.-Rev
DR.. Adler, Ethical Culture, New York.
DeveIopment.-In Christ the noblest
intellects find their DEVELOPMENT
Rev. NJ. p. Smith, r. c., San Francisco.
Cal.
Natural Attitude.-Man's natural at
titude is that of a perpetual seeker
Rev. DR.. Harris, Universalist, Worces-
ter, Mass.
Democracy.-Democracy is more
than a mere form of government. more
than a political party.-Rev. c. Fleisch-
er, Hebrew, Boston. Mass.
Mighty Factor-The preached worlds
a mighty factor toward filing the
church with believers.-Rev. /. NJ. Zim-
norman, Lutheran, Baltimore, Md.
Observation-Disclosures to the di-
vine mind is essential for our personal
happiness and future safety.-Rev.
George Adams, Methodist, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Nearer Right.-The church that fol-
lows Christ is nearer right on every
question of righteousness than any
thing else.-Rev. C. j. Han, Denver,
Colo.
Ought to be Better.-Every man
knows that he ought to be better than
he is, and when he is wrong he knows
it.-Bishop Joyce, Methodist, Plttsburg,
Pa.
BY Faith.-From the first step of the
child to the last step into the cold
waters of what we call death, man
walks by faith.-Rev. DR.. Lowry, Bap-
fist, Kansas City, Mo.
Christian Life.-To cleave to that
which is good is but one side of the
Christian life: the other half is to alb
hor that which is evil.-Rev. A. S. Gar
yer, Unitarian. Worcester, Mass.
Not Sanctified.-There are many in
the church, the great house of God,
who are vessels unto dishonor. These
are not sanctihed and not fit for the
Masters use.-Rev. DR.. Holderby, Pres
byterian, Atlanta. Ga.
Character.-Character is the condi-
ton of presence into the presence of
God! A character OF holiness-Christ
in you-is the hope of glory in an end
less eternity.-Rev. J. l.. C~aughey.
Presbyterian, Rochester, N. Y.
Making Excuses.-Men are ever MAX
ing for not being Christians.
But any excuse, to be valid, must be
one that you would dare to take to the
judgment with you.-Rev. +. ID. Hull.
Methodist, Chicago, Ill.
Unselfish LiVing.-The condition up
OF which Christ promises reward is
m that a be complied with only by
unseltish living and labor. The rewards
are for service, Christian service
Rev. DR.. Moffat, Presbyterian. Wash
inSton, Pa.
Life Tendency.-The life tendency is
against enlargement. The older we be-
come, the more we tend TO narrowness.
Truth in its spiritual aspect is ever
exercising a very narrowing influence
our lives.-Rev, X. Macdonald,
R1ptist RroOklVn n Y
Mans Hope.-Man without earthly
loks upward to God as the only
direction where he can know that he is
safe. and he hears the voice. Truly,
mans hope is in God. He only hath
the words of eternal life.-Rev. L. w.
Caswell, Methodist, New York.
Learned From Christ.-We have all
learned from Christ. The appeal is
perfectly good to men in peril: Come
and We will do you good, but we do
better when We can persuade men to
help 10 do good. That is the constant
invitation of the modern church of
Jesus Christ.-Rev. DR.. Williams, Pres
Dyterian, IIainfeld, n. j.
Church Needs.-What the church
really needs today is the spirit of liber-
exhibiting itself all the year
'Ound. Many church members have not
the blessedness of giving. The
Bible always regards it as a spiritual
exercise, as much a Part of worship as
praise and prayer.-Rev. \. b. Phil
quit, indianapolis, Ind.
Ordained of God.-ln civil govern
ncnt. OF whatever form it may be at
my given time, the powers that be are
of God. Even defective gov
'rnments may serve their purpose un-
lei his hand, and viii be overthrown
~ him i'm due time. All mental quick
ming that is good and useful come
rom him.-Rev. DR.. Beattie, Louis
lille, Mo.
Things That Are Staple.-The things
If righteousness, the things that are
,ure, the things that are just, are the
hlngs that are staple. The pure in
leart shall see God, and the pure i'm
see God every day. 1t Is one of