The daily tribune., 1904-05-12

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esasssa. People In the civtiised
wesll. spos the ssb3sot Of religion.
ny b dividsd into swo great Glasses; /;
shoss who profess. and those who do
not profess. In this large latter claas
We AnA all kinds and Glasses Of people
represented; business men. profession.
81 men. lsboring men ;mep from every
stasiou IN life arc here represented
Il 10 no unimportant matter to those
Engaged In religious work shat there
IL such large number Of persons who
do not profess; for 1t 10 from, this
large class and from rising generations
that the ranks Of those who profess
must be recruited; and it 10 further .
matter Of great Importance to those IN
this large class ON she outside. ~ to
the progress. development and influence
of those who do profess. Their
actions and doings. their habits and
ipnusncce in the community In which
they live. are matters and thiugs.
which those ON the outside sorutinize
CLOSELY and measure according to
their ideas.
After all, the ultimate Of all reli.
sious teaching. and religious thought.
and religious endeavor. must be the
attainment or approximation Of some
high idsAl. A eofrect moral lite 10
asd swlsys he's been, the ultimate Of
all size crseds. That this 10 true We
fancy will not Re questioned; for we
are taught today. a1d history informs
us, that mankind has for ages past.
been taught. that It must approximate
some perfect ideal. or 1t will be pun
ishsd succeeding 1, 20 doing the re-
ward Of eternal life. eternal happiness
and eternal Joy follows.
We DO not feel that 1t makes any
differences whether . belief Is born in
the glow Of nineteenth century intel
ligence. or whether you may trace its
lineage. In direct descent TO the i'm
mediate followers Of the NazArane: |:
whsshar . belief 10 covered with the
dust CT ages OF whether it shines new,
polished with the thought Of modern
times; whatever may be the cause.
the correbt criterion 10 the result OBJ.
tsinsd; and II in their daily life the
nsmbsrs Of any religious creed shall
follow faithfully the things which
thay believe; shall color their life
With the merits Of thsis creed. shall
BY their acts and doinss influence
and communities for
sosd. thsa I ~ that belief 10 answer
sSs chs purposss Of its creation and
sxiseAncs. ard certainly merits the
approval Of AL persons.
Il IL now my pleasure to present to
you JudRe Vim. @, Ewing . member Of
ahs Board Of Lsstureship Of the First
Churoh oeC Cht tScientist, Boston, Mass.
religious organisation
which It Il ny pleasure 70 announce,
- Is ~ been my obssrvAsion. arc con-
stantly carrying unto their active dis
charge Il hfs's dusies. all Of the noble
pesespes Of their religion whose mem.
bera. = have observed. are con.
stant in their sndsAyor to respond to
the duties Of their belief, and who In
every way strive to enunciats that
greM doctrine Of the NAxArene.
declared from the starry top of
"Olivet. AZ yon would that others
should do unto you - ye even 20 to
khem."
Judge Ewing spoke in part as follows
On the subject of Christian Science:
Christian Scientists do not shrink
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