Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-12
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Work and Play.-There are both
philosophy and religion in rest as well
as in work.-Rev. J. J. Kolmos, Con-
gregationalist, Chicago.
Eternal Punishment.-No sin has
ever been dreadful enough to incur an
eternity of punishment.-Rev r. e.
Sykes, Universalist, Denver, Colo.
Fear and Hope-The fundamental,
basic human emotions are the domi-
nant feelings of fear and hope-Bish-
op Nicholas. Episcopalian, Los Ange-
les.
Truth.-Truth will enable US to take
off the corruptible and put on the in
corruptfble. make us free and puts a
new song into our mouths.-Rev. j. III.
Accoye, Methodist, Boston.
Eternal Nerities.-We are in
changing, falling world The eternal
yerities are faith, hope, love- These
abide when ali else ceases.-Rev. r.
S. DeBow, Episcopalian, Philadelphia.
Means of Grace Warm hearts, cor
dial greetings and enthusiastic hand
shakings are means of grace. Sin
ners catch chills in cold and formal
churches. Rev. NJ. G.. Peters, Baptist,
Philadelphia.
Women.-If the world is bad it is be-
cause women are not true to their po-
sition of trust. They put themselves
in the way of that which is unholy
and impure Rev. J. H. Broughton,
Baptist, Atlanta.
Calvinism.-Cal is practically
dead in New England. 1t is openly re-
pudiated by every leading divine in
New England and out of New England
among CongregationaEsts - Rev. w
H Ramsay, Unitarian, Louisville.
Punishment-It matters not where
the soul, conscious of crime. may be
placed: the environment of that soul
can be expressed only in terms of fire
and wrath and condemnation
e. L. Powell Baptist, Louisville.
Wealth and Depravity.-Our de-
PRAYED conditions are not found in
slumdum or in the intermediate class.
1t is found among the intellectual and
money people without religion.-Rey-
w. NJ Lawrence, Baptist, Chicago,
Wine Women and Wealth-The
greatest temptation Of men to put
them rlythmically are wine, women
and wealth. And l think l put these
in the order of their importance.-Rey-
G. l.. Laws, Congregationalist, Balti-
more.
The Open Door. - The President
pleads for the open door of hope. We
plead for the open door OF equality OF
opportunity. We do not ask favors.
We simply urge we are entitled to our
rights under the law.-Rev. r. G. Ran
som, Colored Independent, Chicago.
Narrow Judgment-Our judgments
are often unfair because too narrow
We do not say enough and so do harm
It is not fair to say earth produces
thorns, and then stop. Why not speaS
of fruits and flowers aind harvestsE
-Rey. John Thompson, Methodist, Chi
cage.
The Infnite-We cannot afford to
think falsely about God. He must be
to us the infinite, all-powerful, all
knowing, ever-present Father, frona
| Whom cometh every good gift, ia
Whom we live and move and have our
! being.-Rev w. D. McCracken, Chris
| tan Scientist, Boston.
| Christianity Christianity does not
consist in psalm singing or prayer say
ing or even in church going: it is
To In al
what Christ would have him do for his
| neighbor in his conversion will work
along his own individual lines doing
his neighbor all the good he can.-Rey-
| j. A. Jaynes, Disciple, Pittsburg.
The Age of Lightning. is the
age Of lightning. Advertising by light
ming. Electioneering by electricity
/ Our great cities are ablaze with u
panorama of startling announcements
that come and go We are astride a
wild. unmanageable steed. Some one
must grasp the reins and help us Off
Rev. j. B. McClay, Methodist, Cleye-
| land.
/ The Heart-The heart brings men
together into loving fellowship. 1t is
the summer of the soul. In it's gentle
radiance all sweet and beautiful things
come to their lovely perfection. There
the graces flourish in all their charms.
Where the heart is there men love to
dwell. The great-hearted man is of ne
cessity beloved.--Rev. G. *. Norris.
Methodist, Cleveland.
|
The Bible.-Abraham Lincoln, Wash.
! ington, Benjamin Franklin, Wilber-
force, Gladstone, John Ruskin and 2
vast host of the mighty men past and
/ present, have given their personal tes-
timony to the majesty, sublimity, beau
ty and power to save men for this
world and the next, Of the Book that
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