Alaska sentinel., 1907-04-04
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TnouRnC-I1e CnrlStlan needs 10 learn how to think of others, how to think of himself, and what to think of bis work.-Rev. E. A. Ott, Independent, Chicago.
 Loyal Americans.-America the land of the free, should be ruled only by loyal Americans, whether native born or adopted by naturalization.-Rev. C.. H. Lemkin, Methodist, New York City.
 Creed.-It is better to have a good human creed than to have no creed, but, better still, to have a divine creed which is personal faith in personal Christ.-Rev. M. E. Harlan, Disciple, Brooklyn.
 Creation.-No evolution could pro- duce man. He Is a creation, but through the use of evolved material. God Is the creator; he breathed into us the breath of llfe.-Rev. Robt. Mac Donald, Baptist, Brooklyn.
 Government.-We want govern ment for the benefit of the people; government which, to use Mir. Clad stone's words, twill make vice difficult and virtue easy.'-Rev. Lyman Abbott, Congregationalist, Brooklyn.
 Honesty and Purity.-Quietly and steadfastly stand for honesty and pur- ity in public and In private, and you shall serve your generation. more than by steamships or railways or all ma terial wealth. Rev. W. H. Faunce, Presbyterian, Providence, R. I.
 Bigotry.-There are Congregational ists and Presbyterians and Methodists with equal loyalty. But the Christian should be no bigot, and no species of bigotry Is more offensive than that of the denominational bigot.-C. A. Bar bour, Baptist, Rochester, N. Y.
 Kingly Christlans.-The love of God has gone Into the palaces of kings and queens and made them act kindly to- ward their subjects. Queen Victoria was a high example of the love of God ruling in the heart of monarch.-Rev. c. H. Garlich, Baptist, Albany, N. Y.
 Envlronment-Ma finds himself in the midst of a double environment of good and evil, and subjected to limita- tions. Yet who can say how far he can go beyond apparent limits? The ideal we have to-day Is not the ideal of yes terday.-Rev. s. Kirk, Independent, Des Moines, Iowa.
 Modern Marriages.-What part has God In the great majority of modern marriages? It Is libel on God to say that He joined in holy matrimony those that know Him not Countless thous- ands of miserable marriages are the re- suit of not being joined together by God.-Rev. John Thresher, Baptist, Pittsburg
 Higher Consecration.-If society Is ever led to the purer and loftier heights 1t will be when the Christians of our land live up to the standard and march forward with it. It may require little higher conservation, but It will not be any higher than the Bible re- quires.-Rev. L. P. Ludden, Disciple, Lincoln, Neb.
 Ideals.-It Is true that we may not be able to carry out our plans fully nor to reach our Ideals. It is said that Raphael turned away from his Sistine Madonna. disappointed, that Beethoven heard grander symphonies In his soul than he was able to write on paper Rev. | R. MarkWard, Lutheran. Wilk- insburg, Pa.
 Work in the Church.-There Is a way to relate yourself to your faith by your works Some people seem to have a terrible fear of working too much, especially for their church. Every member of church should select a specific thing to do. Each one set him. self, for instance, to securing one new member each year.-Rev. W. H. Mo Glauflin, Universalist, Atlanta.