The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-14

ton" said the Rev. Eugene X. Ship
pen, In the First Unitarian church,
Sunday morning speaking for "A
church OF all souls" why not have
every church a church OF all souls,
absolutely democratic and tolerant OF
differences OF opinion?" he asked.
Men are growing tired OF class con
gregations and sectarian issues. The
church Of the future will fuse social
distinctions and there will be no
toadying OF patronage. The new
church. the church of all souls will
welcome believers and unbelievers on
equal terms"
"The church OF today Is rejecting
much of the older symbolism and is
falling back on the realities OF life,'
said the Rev. Earl X. Rice, In Burns
ave. Methodist church, as he made q
plea for New fire on Methodist al
tars." Salvation must reach the
whole man Our bodies must be cared
for and the mind. Jesus put no pre-
MUM on ignorance. A soul without
care and food Is apt TO be lean and
ill-favored. The fires on the ancient
affairs of Israel were supernaturally
kindled, but men were expected to
maintain and keep them burning"
I'VE have outgrown the kind OF St
tan that once was pictured by Milton
and Others" said the Rev. Howard A.
Field. In Simpson Methodist church
I'VE have outgrown the devil with
horns and cloven foot, long tail and
spear, for that kind OF devil was
never the devil OF the Bible or OF the
Christian religion. But We have not
outgrown the devil who II the father
Of all the evil and iniqrity In the
world. The devil In which the world
believes today Is spirit with won
drous resources and marvellous pow
ers OF winsomeness. who goes into
the happiest homes and blights them
forever. This devil has placed his
hand on our thoughts. wills. feelings,
words, and our lives are not what
they would have been had he not
touched them. But Jesus Christ Is
mightier. Through Christ whoever
has been touched by the power OF sin
again may be made beautiful"
There comes a time when spiritual
reacts on spiritual, and truth becomes
selfevident," said the Rev. Willis A.
Moore In the Church OF Our Father
speaking on ideals" I'VE have now
reached the point where we do not
wish to lean on definite and material
ideals but rejoice to rest In the in
definite ideal which Is eternal. In all
humility, I say to you that you cannot
rob me OF any essential truth by TAX
ing away this book or that You can
not take away my Christ, my ideal OF
perfect man and q perfected human
ity, even II you prove to me that
Jesus Of Nazareth never lived"
Speaking on 1.-THE modern temple"
In the First Baptist church, the Rev.
Thomas y. villers said that the mod
ern holy OF holies'' is the human soul
and that the sacrificial altar Is the
beating hearts OF men. "In former
make the act OF sacrifice real and
presence felt" said DIR. Villers. "ln
could pass behind the veil that hung
over the holy place. Today we dare
not pollute the body or the spirit"
Liver are sweetened by sorrow and
character energies from an insistent.
humiliating "thorn In the fesh." &C
cording to the Row. w. ii. Wray Boyle,
in the Woodward-ave. Presbyterian
church. who cites the apostle Paul
as striking exemphncation of his
meaning.
1.-THE remedy for q troubled heart
and unhappy mind Is. Believe In
God" said the Rev. Walter X. Fruit. |
In Martha Holmes Methodist church.
"No one Is immune from trouble. Even
the apostles were unable to escape.
There are three ways TO deal with
ignore. to submit, to con-
quer. We can conquer trouble II we
have faith In God"
Measuring Christianity with con- |
venience Ia as unrighteous as II is
foolish, the Rev. M. 8. Rice, OF North |
w God W ard-ave. Methodist church. told
the mems mass meeting, Sunday al
ternoon, In the Y. M. @. A. 1T 10
ridiculous to ask God and heaven to |
wait until It "a convenient for us to &C
cept them wnen we ought to drop |
everything In life TO leap at the Deck
oning OF God. Convenience should
mean an opportunity for service"
Following memorial mass for de-
parted brethren, Sunday morning at
10 O'Clock, In the Church Of Our Lady
of the Rosary, about 1000 Knights OF
Columbus marched from the church
to Columbus temple, where memorial
services were held In the auditorium.
During the last year. IA members OF
Detroit council have passed away. |
making q total of 102 since the coun- |
ell was organized
l. w. Rogers, lecturer for the Ma
tional Theosophical society. gave the
first OF Ave lectures. Sunday after
noon, In the First New Thought
church. Mr.. Rogers took for his sub
ject, do we survive after deathT"
and declared that there Is corrobora-
tive evidence that such is fact. Mr..
Rogers will speak Monday evening on
"The invisible world from the scien-
tiAc viewpoint"
"Tut" and cart" Go Hunting.
Harry Tuthill. Tiger trainer and
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