The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1904-03-16
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Editor Leader
Dear Sir: ! have read with Interest
the articles in the columns of The
Leader signed by Mr. George. a
Unitarian
! have wa ched with some degree Of
interest for some one to boldly knock
the chip from off the shoulder Of our
worthy scrap hunter And am disap-
pointed up TO date
When | was boy ] was always
pleased to see scrap hunting iat
find what he was looking for have
on few occasions supplied that long
felt want"
] do not claim 10 possess merit as q
men al gladiator, but by close appll.
cation have learned a few facts abou
few things We only have to think
moment TO see "that God has done
all things we'll" And chat truth
crushed TO earth VIII rise again" We
read that from the fullness cf The
heart the mouth speaketb a mo.
men s meditation will reveal to us the
truth of the quotations therefore
If Unitarianfsm Is The truth unal-
loyed, and its truth has taken hold Of
the minds OF any considerable num-
bers Of men and women, why 40 they
nj organize in every tow. and ham
le. and work TO the end tha the dark
benigh'ed minds of man may be lifted
up in to the pure sunlight OF truth
that hey too may partake OF the joys
that the U1itarlaas claim to possess 1
confess can only account for t.eir
Islothulness on the hypo hesis that
each advocate of Unitaiianism s ia
learns that false doc rine or pndosu-
ply, had es stay in the dark
We see many things tna can have
no o her effect than to convince us OF
life beyond Yea; 50 many nat !
could NOT take time to enumerate
them, nor would you give space in
your columns if did with your ap-
proval I WIN only merton few:
Man is a religious ~, and his ma
ure makes him hunger for a life that
is less nglorious than this one God
has placed he means at hand for the
satisfaction of every desire that man
possesses. We hunger for food and
we have but to reach forth our hand
and take OF the bomtes OF God we
thirst, and living water springs forth
lfrcm the very ground on which our
tents are spread God has said, 1T
I is not good fer man to be alone, so
there was provided Tor man and wo.
men, such company as makes life on
earth worth the living Man Graves
iactiyity and especially business OF all
kinds, we have in Sigh to entice us
into thai occupation that we are most
+ fitted for We desire diversion Of seen
cry. and climate God has provided the
snow capped oun.ains, the rough
/ fol hlls and valleys The roll ng
ocean and NE level plains The wood
land deIs with their fragrant flowers,
the rivers ana babling brooks All
met how man can view these things
1 and possess one small faculty of
thought and then believe ina all
smaller desires OF man were furnished
with he means of gratif cas.on while
the eternal desire the one endless
beginningless hope for joys eternal
should be overlooked, is more than
eau nnders and, We see that even
the moths have a higher life than tina
of worm
Yes, we shall know each o.her there
and the radiance Of transcendtal
STATE. wm reign, and the joys Of our
uneed fires de circle will be happiness
supreme
In conclusion le. me adm0nish "A
Unitarian" to go read the pro prophi-
cies of ISAIAH and John. the Isle Of
Patmos Seer When the books We're
opened and the beast that was. is not
and yet S. brought down ire from he
heavens. in tho sight Of man. and no
one was permitted 20 sell or buy save
they have the mark of ,he easI IN
the hand OF the forehead
lie HIM ihat hath understanding,
count the number Of the beast, for il
is the number Of a man and his num-
ber is Six hundred three score and
six" Rev 1878.
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