The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-12-10
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and accepted scientific research of to-
Gay has helped us to Danish the old
belief that God created the heavens
and the earth In six days and then
rested, and has since been resting
there all the time.-Rey. NJ. Il. An
drews, Universalist, Kansas City. Mo.
A Higher Life.-We must build a
higher intellectual life. A sound mind
and body are necessary before we pro-
coed, and we must have a spirit of love
and forget anger by embodying the
truth inculcated by God by persistent
faith in God aud rejecting all wrongs.
Rev. p. o. Lears, Episeopalian Merl-
den. Mass.
! The Common Good.-The only way
TO have personal benefit Is to work
and live and die for the common good.
He enters most intimately into the
thought of God who follows the ex-
ample of the Son of God, and gives
for the pleasure Of giving and dies
for the glory of dying-Rev. A. S.
Grapsey, Episeopallan, Rochester, n.
Y.
Heathenlsh Revlval.--The military
rule in Cuba, and especially the mill
tary regime and conquest Of the
Philippine Islands, with what such a
policy necessarily seems TO involve,
has had Its natural effect in our own
land in the heathenish revival of the
love of bloodshed for its own sake
Rev. A. A. Berle, Congregationalist
Worcester, Mass.
The True Jew.-To be a Jew is to be
a man. One who initiates and fears
no one but God. How many there are
Of the younger men Of our race, espe-
clally In America, who do naught of
these things They proclaim them
selves a Jew only by exhibiting the
distinguishing features placed IN the
center of their faces.-Rabbi NJ. S.
Margelice Hebrew, Boston, Mass.
Legal Readjustment.-Rea djust cur
several laws so as to be able to deal
summarily with all murderers, lynch
ers, destructive labor mGbs. ard op.
pressiye trusts. Readiust these laws
so that anywhere under the Govern
ment whore county and State machin-
cry of the law fail, the Federal Gov
eminent may dispense justice without
delay and with elicieneg.-Rey. II. G.
Miller Presbyterian. New York City.
Power of Wealih.-Neyer in the his
tory of the world did wealth have such
power as to-day. Never before was
there such fierce. Cbstiaae and d ter
mined fight for riches as al the present
hour. In the business world, in the So
cal world, in the political world and
even in the religious world, often a
man who is worth S1,G0oo00 can exert
more influence than 1000 pc T men,
Rev w. q. Partridge. Baptist, Pitts
burg, Pa.
ce-Self-sacri6ce Is the
law of Gods command, and when lie
redeems man lie redeems him out
Of the law of self sacrifice. This Is the
communion of life I'm WHICH we are en-
Joined with the fellowship of saints
from life. This is the life before lis.
We should withhold nothing, for lie
withholds nothing He has promised.
Believing Is finding and yielding Is
having-Rev. Dr. Stryker presby-
terrain, Clinton. y. Y.
Get-Rlch- Quick.-Look upon the
business methods of our day How
men by over-spee1 are trying TO amass
wealth. Short cuts are made Get
rich-quick methods are adopted, and
young men entering upon commercial
life catch the fever and feel that they
must dash along at Gfty-fye miles an
hour down grade ana around curves
by any means so ms to make up for
what they regard lost time, and amass
the treasures of this passing life
Rev. II. A. Upper, Baptist Brooklyn,
y. Y.
The Clergyman.-Onee the clergy
man stood apart from his fellow men
In unique emlnence; to-day he is a
man among men. Once the cloth
commanding universal respect, to-day
apart from robust manhood, the lnte.-
lectual culture and spiritual consecra-
ton which 1t carries, the cloth is
lightly esteemed. The clergyman to-
day does not claim the ascetlclsm of
John the Baptist; he rather and most
likely initiates the noble humanism of
Jesus the Chrlst-Rev. d. Macarthur,
Baptist, New York City.
Free Will-God and the angels and
man are the only beings that have
free will What a tremendous respon-
siblity is attached to this perilous
gift! If rightly employed ii becomes
an instrument of unendlng bliss; If
abused II becomes an engine of endless
destruction. If kept within the bounds
of moral law 1t is heavenly stream
enriching the kingdom of the soul
with fruits of grace and benedietion.
If It leaps Its legitimate barriers 1t
covers the earth with ruin and desola-
tion.-Cardinal Gibbons, Roman Cath
Ollie, Baltimore, Nd.
Judaism. Real Judaism Is but
Christianity with Christ left out. Bet
Ter be a goldy jew than a prosecuting
Chrlstless Gentle. Better be jew in
the catacombs than a murderous pope
on the throne Not with the inauisi-
ton or the gulllotine are we 10 COD
vince the jew that our religion is right
and Is superior to Judaism, but by
living superior lives. To live the
Chrlstly life Will convince Jew and
GENTLE that all of Judaism that had