Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-27
RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Gems Cleaned From tine Teachings
 of All Denonina.inns.

of All Denomination
 There arc times "lirn there is more religion ia 2, rea;s than ill Il ong pray CT. Help your brother in nced.-te@- NJ C. Brooks, African Methods, KrookiyL
 No More sea. Faith .boui4li< ;tttl hope is sure, ani love knows there l. |, pew heaven ahd new earth and l!llt there is to be n6 more sea. Rev. James Bells. tn!- tarian, Roston
 Thought.
 We have paS.;... out cf due .,r;! when men think ior ettl otilef, aud iioW. conScious O. lis oan personal power maa thinks for hillSclr Rev. (. J Harris, Universities. Atlanta, Ga.
 Loves i,av.
 Give and t:ikt s the !aw of love. Give and take is love; war;, i.-ld wool The fabric N!i tl.a.' and be useless when the threads rua oHly one way Rev. l)r Frank Crane, coHAsrcgAtion'l ist, Worcester Mass.
 Conception of Christian Life.
  tiau life which this generation seems to have accepted! > to be found in the words, Follow Me- as uttered by Christ It is thoroughly Biblical Rev C. D. Case, Baptist, Brooklyn.
 selflshncs..
 ScltishneSS +, not compatible Witt true humanity OHe man affects foI good 0c evil all other men; therefore each is responsible for all, and 1n ti' uplifting of all what of taleut ai!i strrn9,ll one lias must t,H giy"n an't consvc.utea- ---I,r. Emil c. Hrseh. Rab bi, Chicago.
 auscycrnab,e Temrers.
 X lat:-e peteeh; a%e oi Ha&oA"fhaht tcnnees can ':G' ',l directly pr i}l. directly i..:;l;ils wroa" parental train ing. TaHcl, your children 10 obey 1 teach t.iem to recognize oeher l'rol'fess ri.sl,tS as ot!ler people ulalsi reSi"s.i 4leil rights Res i'r Frank l'N Will Ya!mase. Presbyterian. Les Angeles Gal
 Products of Faith. Faith dWH!i> ili pe;,cr because II rests upon the unseen Ii triuinpiis hccat'a'= it works iii tle power of Cod: it c' 1 ,iures because ii builds upon tn" eter i.ai word. Weakness. worla!ness and ,! fear are the products 9f unfA.l"!. wl!4le strength colr,se and victory are the invaria,Ie products of faith. Rev F. Duckworth, Episcopalian. St. Louis.
 The Universal s'a1her.
 To believe In God as tile universal Father is to bring Hin >to"a from illr uncertainty of the imagination and It permit him to become tic only needed factor in the solution Of every problem which life presents To accept as q personal obligation the great fact of the brotherhood of man is to set in mo ton mighty tide ot love which shall drown every sorrow, sweep away t'l:; and bear humanity on its bosom up to the very throne of the most high. Eeii, Everett Dean Fllnnwood, tuiversa,ist ;. Atlanta, ,:s.
 W"rfd netterment.
 When the best haS been said fot Browninys couplet. Gods in his heaven; slrs right with the world" il contains tremendous faiSehood. The all wise, all loving, all present, all pow erful God is every where but all iS not we'll with his world. Yl,ere are t'" many people choosing the willful wrong to say the world is worthy to be class ed as perfect place. It is continually becoming a better world. but all is not right with It. All will not be right with the world until we continually choose the good Until then also all will not be right with God, who has placed us here for that purpose.-Rey. Fred Al ban Veil, Unitarian. Chicago.
 Future of the Church.
 The church of twenty five years from now will be catholic. It will include in it's membership all of every race, clime and sect who love Christ and are trying 10 duplicate his life. Christian ity is larger than tine Greek, Roman or Protestant churches. No great denoln- ination has a monopoly of the spirit Of Christ; llo ole sect has all the truth; every sect has some truth. The Chris tian rel eion is better than any denoin- national interpretation of it. Twenty five years ago the hedges which sepa- rated the church into seets were high and thick. Each year since then the i hedges have been clipped a little, and as many years from now there will be no hedges. Rev. William T. McElveen, 1 Congregationalist, Boston.
 Pleasure In Life.
 The church has until lately. set it's face against pleasure. Even now fl scarcely seems to appreciate the dc"' social importance of pleasure in life. Many churches dccry dancing bil liards, cards and various forms of di- version which are not ill themselves wrong The fact js, lU.'e cf pleasure is q primal want. il deep seated neces sity of normal life. Proper pleasure gives health to body, recreation to the mind and makes for good morals Young people love dancing and games and the social conpanionshp which