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about what kind of a body we are tn
have after the resurrection. but about
the kind of body we have now.-Rev.
l. NJ. Holderman, Baptist, New York
City.
Americanism.-True Americanism
means individualism, and to be truly
patriotic we must make the most of
ourselves, morally, Intellectually and
spirituaiiy.-Rev. L. S. Leland, Meth
odist Victor, Col.
In His Image.-The greatest honor
God did to man was to make him in
His likeness. and the greatest dishonor
man can do to God Is to make God in
mans image.-Rev. +. f. Harrington,
Baptist, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Right Way.-Most of us know
very well the way in which we should
go, and our moral perceptions of truth
are quite as clear as can be expressed
In any sermon.-Rev e. A. Hanley,
Baptist, Cleveland. Ohio.
Church Benefits Mankind.-The
church tends to lift men up and give
them material prosperity. The morality
inculcated by the pulpit puts men in
the way Of business successes.-Rev.
B. B. Tyler, Disciple, Denver, Col
Always the Same.-The truth does
not change; 1t is eternal and immuta-
BILE. The teachings of Jesus do not
change; they are the same yesterday,
to-day and forever.=Rev. Robert j.
Burdette, Baptist, Los Angeles, Cal
Extravagance-The majority of
young men with whom l have been
acquainted in the last twenty years
were living so extravagantly that they
Rev. L. A. Banks, Methodist, New
York City.
The Ladder of Chrlst.-The rounds
are an essential part of a ladder, and
we are coming more and more clearly
to realize that all Christian manifes-
tations are substantially one will
Christ-Rev. w. f. cambridge, Con.
gregationalist, New York City.
The Right to Exist.-No child has
right to exist unless there is a pros
pct VI Alo POooCccAh6 6OO0 OOdlA1
constitution, and being well cared fol
by its parents until capable of earning
its livelihood.-Rev. ]. L. Scudder
Congregatonalist, Jersey City, n. ].
Recreation--The physical, menta
and moral forces cannot always b.
on a strain. Recreation means t.
recreate, and when recuperated thos
forces are better able to perform thei
respective functions.-Rev. Georg
Scholl, Dutch Reformed. Baltimore
Md.
The Orthodox Hell.-Neither tyran
nor fanatic ever conceived a more dia
bolical scheme than that of the orthc
dox "hell." II the Supreme Being toI
, lures unbelievers with unquenchabl
, fire, then Nero was but feeble I'M
: tator of His.-Rev. f. w. Taylor, I'm
s yersalist, Brooklyn, n. Y.
q Economy of Grace.-Christianity
D that divine economy of grace whic
makes a fully developed. man wit
: deep convictions and who realizes tina
e the business of life is to live, from
divine ideal, practical life of usefu
ness in the world.-Rev. I. A. Kin;
Swedenborgian, Cleveland, Ohio.
Satan.-Satan is not devil. He
the God-sent adversary for trying an
STRENGTHENING of a great moral natur
( Christs temptation is natural and no
+ NAL. His experience is universal e.
i perience. In this He was the gre;
: type Of us all-Rev. n. NJ. Water
t Congregationalist, Brooklyn, n. Y.
: True Happiness.-The ambition f
S success Is creditable But it is fr
/ quently forgotten that the term Is
o relative one. Many degrees of it Al
IL not attainable by all, nor are they e
II sential to felicity. True happiness co
sists In acquisition and not in posse
IS sion--Rev. A. H. Studebaker, Episc
L palian, Baltimore, Md.
: Modern Science.-There are a gre
Il many who fear to let their minds RI
II out in the direction of modern scien
. lest they come upon stumbling blo'
- to faith. l feel sure that the large
truth of God will be amplified in L
progress duu lSdAhAh5 " ~ >S
D Bishop D. A Goodsell, Methods
South Norwalk, Conn.,
- Levels Of Truth.-Truth has varyil
levels Of revolution-like ascendii
= steps-each one equally needful al
important in Its place. and each reac
- ing ND to higher reaches of knowledg
81 Nature bears its own testimony
81 eternal truth, and through nature
81 are led to natures end.-Rev. A.
b Ross. Christian Scientist Denver, G
81 Spiritual Worth.-Your friends mi
81 hatter you and tell you you are II
and noble and great. Your admire
n may say you are successful. But y
:, and l know that our true judgme
/ is not to be found there. We mt
d. not take these noisy voices to be I
e. voices of final worth. No, every ms
'e- every home, every community, eve
NV nation has its ultimate Judge in
~ spiritual.-Rev. L. NJ. Clark, Presl
en- terrain, Brooklyn, n. Y.
lot Decision.-Decision Of character
II prime element of success. 1t is
o. d.spensable in all departments Of
an nor. An undecided man accomplish
Sc. nothing. This principle holds In
ne realm of spiritual truth. In whate'
ter way spiritual truth has been commu
&C Gated to man, God always reasc
~ with him from principles which
,rivarsallv recognized and applied