Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-03-19
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.

RELIGIOUS THOUGHT. Gems Cleaned From the Teachings
 of All Denominations.
 If you are going to make home a par adise. let love preside ill it-Rev. ". II. N. Rces, Methodist, Fittsburg.
 compassion.
 Compassion i, too beautiful to be fe- seribed by tue pauper hieroelyf1ltics of language or painted lay pigments tlat have not boon prepared i'll the holy of holies Of an artists soul-Eev. Moore Safborn, Unitarian, Atlanta. Ga
 Earnest Christianity.
 The brightest examples of earnest Christianity are generally found amid widespread Indifference. Surroundings per SC can Hpvcr ruin a man. Inhu- eHees, however pcruiciouS, are power less when thoy face q human will that has decided to conquer.- Rev. Earl IIeWson, Gongrcgationalist, St Louis
 Church pe%eneracy.
 The calele>SuoSS With which many atten=f rel. Ills services is ole of the principal e..l.ses of church te&eneraey. Every Christian. no matter where he happens ta toon sunday, should make it the raIe Lis ljtc 10 attend religious services ii Aes-.t once during the day- Rev. C. F.=Izat. Independent. Ghieasa.
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 Perfect Marriage.
 perfect marriage. if 1t coul1 be found. would be first d perfect com panionship then passionate love super scdn@ for the two are quite separate. If you Nlo are not married find that yot ever get into such relation with a man or woman that you would seek their companionship and find comfort and help and stimulus ill it day by I. it is pretty safe to get married.-Rev. Mlnot J. Savage, Unitarian, New York.
 How to Be Happy.
 He only way to be happy With men is to open your souls to faith and trust and good will Believe in somebody, trust somebody, love somebody with the large affection which covers faults with beautiful trellis work and brings out into the light all of the virtues and good points. Do that and see how it will warm your heart and set it thrilling with the resonances of good cheer Come out of your selfish shell and see in others as good qualities as you seem to yourself to have and learn how much they can add to your store of good feeling-Rev. II. E. Harris, Epis- eopalian. Philadelphia.
 Perfect Law of Human Life.
 Men have gone to the ends of the earth in search of wealth when at their very doors are piled up fabulous stores of it. Their eyes are holden that they tio not see it. So it is with this perfect ! law of life this law of liberty. Men are still slaves and are crying out for deliYerer yet to come when that ], deliverer is at their very door-yea, 1 even walking by their side - and is ready to break the chains that have so long bound tEem. But they do not see it, because they have not yet looked into this perfect law of human life and have not put it to the test.-Rev. Dr. B. F. Fullerton, Presby ter;an, St. Louis.
 Temptation Tests.
 Old Athens had one monster Mino taur. but our modern cities have many. We have the open saloon, that high way to hell; the gambling den, that death place of honor and the brothel, that graveyard of manhood. In the wise plans of God temptations are per mitted to assail young men. and tlere is divine purpose in it all. Tempta- tions are tests. They develop the nlor- al nature and strengthen character. By resisting temptation the young man grows to noble manhood. Battle6elds develop heroes, and these moral con- fllcts develop heroic souls. Young men must meet and overcome temptation God pledges his aid to every young man.-Rev. J. w. Harsha, Presbyte- rian. Pittsburg.
 Spirit of Prayer.
 It is Jesus Christ, not science, who teaches us to pray. l match the au- thority and the example of this mighty one, who ever lived in the atmosphere of prayer, against all the arguments and teachings and objections of men to