Article September 28, 1899 Issue

Unity of Good

In nature's panorama, as in spirit life of man, a unity of thought is manifest. That unity of thought must be of good, or else of evil. It cannot be of both, else is it not a unity but a divided, antagonistic twain. All life, all thought, all aspiration, hope, and love, all growing charity, and purer manhood, point to that unity as good. Then take the great idea to your inner consciousness, and ever in your inmost soul repeat the glad conclusion, "God is Good." And all things of His thought are good. His thought is all. The universe its picture is, and man reflects it. Then grow into a comprehension of God's thought, absorb its loveliness, live its pure charity. Within this all-embracing thought of love, be only the reflection of love yourself.

The Watchman says: "A glance over the advertised topics of sermons too often betrays the attempts of the preacher to get people to come and hear him discuss purely sensational or secular topics."

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