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RELIGIOUS THOUGHT.
Gems Cleaned From the Teachings
 of All Denominations

Gems Cleaned From the Teachings
 of All Denominations.
 X mind fHa of useful knowledge tq better than box full ot stocks and bonds Rev rleas.4#4t Hunter. EreshF= terian. New York
 Holy GraiI.
 There k d Holy t:rld at evers mile stone on tue roal from which Ne may driuk if 8c VIII l.@I Moore Sanborn Unitarian. Atlanta ,;a
 The Holy Boob
 The Bible k q book written hy men wto had the religious genus II con taHs the kai'!Gtcls and NoZarts oi' spiritual duty. pr. Lyman Abbott Concre@atioualist Brooklyn.
 Jesus and the Home
 Just as Jesus touched the water and turned it into wine so hr touches the domestic life of the world. and home becomes the best word in the English language Rev r. E Hopkins Rap tist, Chicago
 Natures ordcrIiucs..
 Nature Is always orderly and this is one of the prime rcasonS why she iS never supertluous. She has Il good sys= tenn and, therefore. is always correct Ill her movements Rev. IL \ Tup per. Baptist, Brook lXn.
 Mans Problem.
 Man is brought into the world be tween two opposing forces, lis own will and thc .HcvitahlcueSs of nature. His problem k to strike the right bal anec Rev l5r Frank Crane, Congrc. gationaiist, Worcester, Mass.
 lessons From thrist's Manhood. To choose vocation which fits in with Gods plan, to enter upon 1t when God calls, to pursue il according to Gods methods thcSe are the lessons for the world of the young manhood Of Christ Key. pr. C. h. Case, Bap tist, Brooklyn.
 View of Christianity.
 Christianity is q life not lot of doctrines; or ri!1Hrl; a life that covers all business, ail pleasures: q life that fourishes not behind stained glass windows. but life Chat demands for
  HviticS Rev. n T.. Howe Methodist, Denver.
 Agents of Reform.
 Marriage Ia4,S based upon modern scientific Knowledge would in few gcneratioE d5 moro toward reforming our various eyf.S af pauPerism disease aud crime than tlI el multiplied and well iutentioaoz. hvuevo[enceS comhin- ed-KeN K. A. White lnversalist Chicago.
 tn:ure's Finest Production. The GoJA tsfz7t'15.' jF= tiIe@ perfection of wonaI4iloea aHa iHoa.e c5en ftHn that she is tho laost Ee.5utsfu= and valuable of all natefc's prof!ueton@. in her of flee she h5leS tile l>cy of the soul, and it is she who stamps ?he cs5n of cl15i acter=Rev, pr. Maeis-.H (. Peter. Baptist, New York.
 American Greatness.
 The true greatness of America col sists ill the religions Charde ter, the moral strength, the intelligence illll, try, justice and righteousness of it~ men, women and children Al the other material things are the creations of it's people Rev. D. R. Rabbit Episcopalian. Brooklyn.
 To Know God Fn,Iy We cannot know God adequately un til we have thought of him as the Father of mercy, and we cannot know Christ at all until we have entered into the spirit of Bethlehem, Gethscmane and Calvary, which are the consccrat cd sanctuaries of mercy.-Rev. Father Jackson, Roman Catholic Atlanta, Ga
 Public Office.
 The mon who are called to positions of public trust must possess q realizing sense of civic virtue. The only guar antee of good conduct we require of them when they assume office is an oath to perform their duties faithfully 1 An oath is an appeal to God as wit ness and judge. Rev !. F. Carson { Presbyterian, Brooklyn
 Honesty and Policy.
 Honesty is friendship in itself. 1t is 1 stock in trade. It is d firm Foundation stone It is q croWnng excellence. t [ Is better to be poor and honest than to be rich at the expense of honesty. Be honest always Honesty is an eternal E principle of right and has no part with . policy. Honesty is good and just, Pol 7 icy is false and unjust. Honesty speaks ! the truth. Policy conceals part of it. ! Honesty edits the truth. Policy edit, :
 eaters to the public ear. Honest . f. ,re pure within and without. po!i- .UG u are alWays questioned. Rev. E
 {!n L. Brandt, Christian Church. {
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