Editorial March 21, 1903 Issue

"There is no Strife"

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THE oneness of Truth and the harmony existing between all its varied expressions is constantly suggested in the unconscious revelations of our inner life.

In moments of supreme experience and of perfect naturalness, the prejudices and conventionalities which have separated men, fall away, their sway is broken, and in the accents of a common language all men witness to their essential likeness in thought and aspiration, and this gives that value and authority to the moral judgments of the people as a whole, which have led all great statesmen to recognize in such abiding convictions the voice of God, vox populi, vox dei.

The most commanding sense is a universal one, and the things which most distinguish and exalt individualities are those which point to their oneness of nature, of capacity, and of endowment.

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