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Doctrine.-Doctrine is one of the es-
sentials of a true religious life. They
are the root from which springs the
proper kind of spiritual groWth.-Rev.
T. H. Gaines, Presbyterian, Atlanta,
Ga.
Gibraltar-The character of Christ
Is the Gibraltar Of Christianity. It is
the rock against which all forces in
opposition have dashed themselves,
like waves into foam.-Rev. A. B.
Shrader, Lutheran, Carthage, Ill.
Old Age.-There is nothing so po-
tent to save old age from sterility as
the capacity to associate ones self
with the needs of the world at large
and the hopes and the activities of the
growing generation.-Rab H. G. En-
elon, Hebrew, Louisville, Ky.
The Agent of God.-It does not take
a great man to do great things Man
is but the agent of God. Your arm
is nothing without the intelligence be-
hind it and the pen is useless without
the hand to WELD it.-Bishop J. s.
Key, Methodist, Sherman, Texas.
Unhappiness. Those people who
think they should commit suicide be-
cause they have had all the happiness
which life, can give them, instead Of
ending their lives should devote what
days are left to making others happy.
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ent, Chicago, Ill.
Sympathy and Love.-No angel from
heaven has a plummet that can reach
the depth of human sorrow and hui
man sympathy, and no archangel has
a wing that can reach the height OF
the love of Christ for a redeemed be-
ng.-Rev c. B. Galloway, Methodist,
Montgomery, Ala.
The Catholic Church.-Men do not
like the discipline Of the Catholic
Church Men love liberty and to them
liberty means absence Of restraint
And they do not like the Catholic
Church because she puts them under
the restraint Of her laws-Rev. J. t.
Jackson, roman Catholic, Atlanta,
Ca
Galilee.-There Is no sheet of water
on the globe that has associated with
it 1.-THE of the sacred and immortal
memories that cluster about the sea
Of Galilee 1t is woven and interwov-
en- with the life and the work OF
Christ as no other place on the earth.
Rev. G. B. Vosburgh, Baptist, Den
yer, Col.
Heaven.-The new Jerusalem is
heaven brought down to earth. Heav-
Ell is essentially life, formed in obed-
fence to certain great spiritual princl-
pies. But principles shine forth i'll the
other world, so that we shall know
each other there as we really are
Rev. L. r. Mercer, Swendenborgian,
Cleveland, o.
brotherhood man is son
of God. Every woman is a daughter
of God. Go, find your man, and by
the shining truth in your soul, by the
sympathy in your heart by the hui
manity in your outstretched hand,
make him believe you seek not his, but
him.-Rev. N. Boynton, Congregations
alist, Brooklyn, n Y.
Money Mad.-Our national energy is
consecrated to commerce. Somebody
has said if Shakespeare and Dante lived
in the United States to-day they would
not create masterpieces Of literatureE
tIa IN oil Ti thln1-
selves up to money making and be-
come NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. J. e. Wray,
Methodist, New Orleans, La.
The Work of Nature-The stupen-
dous forces of nature, the sublime har-
mony and order, reveal Gods splendor,
handiwork, and power, and speak OF
His wisdom and might. God has, in
deed. bound up in the natural world
overwhelming might, but power does
not reveal moral rectitude and innnite
love.-Rev. C. G. Doney, Methodist,
Washington, D. c.
Religion and Business.-The Chris
tan Of to-day is beginning to get a
new idea of what it means to carry
found that it signifies an earnest eff
fort to make his business not only a
means of gain, but an instrumentality
Of help and service to all his fellow
men.-Rev. Washington GLADDEN., Con-
gregationalist, Columbus 0.
The Life of Love.-When God en-
tiers the soul to whisper His secret ana
set up His throne eternal life is a
present possession. 1t is life Of COM
munion with the true God. This life
Of prayer is what the old saints call
ed 1.-The practice of the presence OF
God" 1t is life of love, and who
does not know what love is?-Rev.
Hugh Johnston, Methodist, Baltimore,
Md.
A Daily Religion. = Religion Is
daily practical matter. We cannot af-
ford to leave it out of our daily calcu-