The sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1906-1909, December 24, 1908, Image 8

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W TKe old idea, too, of a phys!.al hell as the eternal abode of unrepentant sinners has given place to the teach ing of Universalism that all life, both here and hereafter is one-that it is a great school-that opporotunity for repentance and salvation never ends. but that God will discipline each soul with His tireless love, until all souls 'know and obey ;Him. All these changes have been toward that broad er religion known as Universalism "that Universalism which means har mony-nnan at harmony with himself, at harmony with his leighbor, at har mony with his God." "That jn'ver salism which teaches also that Jesus is the great Harmonizer, that He caie to reconcile man to his duty, to deal:ng unselfishly with his biother, to bonor and obey his God." What other religious conception can point to so many changes in the olO-established ideas of God and re lig!on, and can say these are the changes; these evolutionary changes toward the light and truths that have been brought by our maintenance of the principles of our church? But people tell us: "Oh, you Univer salists cannot progress, because the other denominations have ceased to preach hell fire and endless torment: they have stolen your thunder. Al though their creeds recognize the old ideas, yet they now preach a theology which is. practically Universalism, but under another name." What does the argument amount to? Universaliim has brought about the change from the old theology of hell to the new theology of Cod's love, and other -chu'ches have seen the light and have modified their preaching. But we maintain that this is no reason 'why Universalists should cease to -preach God's endless love. If others preach it, how much more should wo, the original supporters of the faith, -peek by our works to maintain and soread abroad the good tidings of joy and love. But for a -fully successful develon tnent we must have withlif us, within each individual member of our fam Aly, a strong spiritual life. We must meditate upon and consider well that conception of God as our Father, our universal Father, who watches over us to lead and guide, even as did our eathly parents in our weak and help loss infancy. Then shall we be able to think of God sas He truly is-reach Ing down His hand of love, for us h turn to reach and grasp and thus lb drawn from out a life of sin into the jath of right. Thq gospel of Uni. idraalism shows God as wholly upon the "ide of mabkind. His interest a1d love for every soul is endless. . He not onlY trive and searches for. the pjodgal ciild. here and now, calso the hereafter. "Univer who do that .Ood t e Father of .Uillo 1" it His offorts to Idr h Ahe bo6ibdary i idl'l athelr, .He Is bQ "y 4-ery t atilt vv e imusw. reaze -UITn-'iTrgi thi_" church is the most effective work accomplished for the betterment of society and that we can become part ners in the good work by contributing to the support of our church-con tributing not only of our substance but contributing strength of charac ter and right living. There is no man but has some good within him. Then contribute this, whatever of truth and righteousness is within you. Come, bring it to the church and thus increase the strength and pow-.- of God's family and ours. Let us shuw by our living that we are of the family of Universalists, that we do believe in the power of God and righteousness. Christ went about teaching a gospel of love to God and feilowman and withal a practical righteousness among men. The very core and cen tre of His teaching was in the blessed ness of the Fatherly love of God and the joy of living as His obedient and trustful childrer. The kingdom of Heaven is to be a spiritual kingdom even within the hearts and lives of men if they will be persuaded and will accept a life of truth and righteousness, following in the footscept of the Christ. Chris tianity, then, according to our concep tion, lies in that of which the Quaker poe wrote: Our frencl, our brother, and our Lord, Wiiiat may Tny service be? 1 or name, ior form, nor ritual word, But inply following Thee. Thus would we as members of this family claim our divine heritage as sons and daughters of the living God and thus and only thus shall our church family come to maturity and yield the increase so much desired ot God. God's Help. Nothing is small or great in God's sight; whatever He wills becomes great to us, however seemingly tri fling, and If once the voice of con science tells us that He requires any thing of us, we have no right to measure its importance. On the other hand, whatever He would not have its do, however important we may think it, is as naught to us. How do you know what you may lose by neg lecting this duty, which you think so trifling, or the blessing whie.4 its faithful performance may bring? Be sure that if you do your very best in that which is laid upon you' daily, you will not be left without sufficient help when some weightier occasion arises. Give yourself to Him, fix your eye iWon Him, listen to His voice and then go on bravely and cheerfully'. Jean Nicolas Grou. Godlinegs in Financ. It godlineso had been e hroned in 1nany an intitutio of lar e and high finance that'has g e to ae wall dur I ghe ear that inOti tion would 0t e sandngK. co abding the 0 04 2 'tjrecom'. So Niglat's lRost for a Year andt Limit 't Ills Humuco Seene Near-. Owee Itecovery to Caticura. "My son Clyde was almost completely covered with eezena. l'hyeleians treated him for nearly a year without helping him any. Tila head, face, and nook were cov ered with largo scabs which he weuld rub until they fell off. Then blood and matter would run out and that would be worse. irionds coming to coo him said that if he got well he would be disfigure;l for life. Whon It seemed as if he could possibly stand it no longer, I use.1 some Cuticura SonP Cuticura Ointment, and Cuticura Re.wivent. That was the first night for nearly a year that he slept. In the morn ig there was a gre:at chango foe the better. In about six weeks he was perfectly well. God never sendeth mouth but He sendeth meat.-German. 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