The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1906-05-05


susceptible of development and
embodiment by mere recognition,
and obedience to the Divine will,
that all men everywhere were the
the inalienable children Of God and
that by recognition of the Divine
kinship, and obedience to the divine
will, all men everywhere might
unfold in their natures and like
himself, become the ripened fruit
of an immortal Father, finished for
the Haven of eternal glery,
The woman whom Christ met at
the well, said to her people, come
and see a man, that has told me
all | ever knew" Christ by the
development of the God within,
had grown INTO harmony with the
God without, thus he saw, with
the immortal eye, independent OF
the physical organ OF sight, God
is both immanant and emanant.
Christ had the light which shown
in the darkness and the darkness
eomprehended it not, as spoken oil
in John 1-4-5. This is the light,
that lighteth every man that cometh
into the world, fully developed
He that followeth me shall not
walk in darkness, but shall have the
light of life. Now. to follow
Christ, is to accept the philosophy
of his teaching, not positively, but
Tentatively, and actually demonstrate
the verify of his doctrine. BY re.
eognition of all law, which pertains
to both the mans objective and
subjective sides of nature, or speak
ing scripturally, the carnal and
spiritual nature of man. the source
of the phenomena of dreams is made
plain Man has latent in his soul
mental faculty capable of develop
ment. The utility of which would
render the loss of the life of the
human body by accident, an alb
solute impossibility, as in every
instance, the God within, would
point out the impending danger,
thereby enabling the individual
to avoid whatsoever it might be.
In accordance with the law of
mental evolution, the faculty of
mind known as the sixth sense, in
man, is growing, the laws of which
will some day, be as generally
known, and utilized as the law of
mathematics; Of course this is the
highest law OF the human mind,
and can be used upon the higher
planes only, by the coordination
and subordination of ones lie to
all law. God has not retired nor
quit business, but by laws unalter-
able and immutable man must
still read the handwriting on the
wall. The fatherhood of God and
the brotherhood of man, is the
ultimate goal.
All evil must ultimately yield to
the perfect development of the
faculties of the human mind When
no longer men violate law, there
can be no penalty. The only curse
upon earth to day, is the mighty
curse of ignorance. When the
Church throws off the tattered
garments of a traditional theology,
which was taylored in the mid
night of barbaric superstition,
and dons herself with the golden
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was spoken of by the Christ The
spirit of truth is the spirit of IN
vestigation which has forced
scientist of renowned skill, writing
in the morning of twentieth century,
to say, the christian religion DC.
cupies the most enviable position
of all the worlds great systems of
religion, as it is founded upon
natural law.
No book ever written, can be
more safely trusted to the scrutiny
of reason, than the book entitled
the Holy Bible, and in the near
future the best brain and heart, of
the accidental world will be hearth
ly occeptible to the common pull.
pit, we are most out of the woods,
our people begin to think, The
intricacy and abstrusness of our
sociology, politics and ethics de-
mands men of profound thought.
We, thank God, are approaching
an era in the worlds history where
truth is demanded of the pupiteer,
in the science of theology, the
same as in other sciences. The
heart of mankind has already been
quickened into immortal love, by
the noble preachers of the past and
present, and now in the calcium
light of a broader intellectually
we turn in the millennium of peace,
love and righteousness, by teaching
the practical adjustment OF our
institutions and our lives, to the
ethical philosophy of the blessed
Christ; humanity in obedience to
the demands, ofthe God within, make
these demands, and God true to
his people now, as in the past,
will find the Moses who will lead us
into the promised land.
The Christian religion isl the
great utilitarian and humanitarian
religion of the world, and the Church |
must put herself on record as the
most devout and steadlast friend of |
humanity in this as well as the
world to come.
SAM IoNUs