Article August 29, 1908 Issue

FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from M. E. Carter, Oliver Lodge, C. A. S. Dwight, T. E. Ruth

[M. E. Carter in The Christian Register.]

Simply stated, the one thing necessary for the transformation and the transfiguration of life is the cultivation of ideals forever on the upward trend. Then to do justly and to love mercy will be the rule instead of the exception. In so doing and in so loving there will be room and opportunity for all to be not only useful, but also happy; not only to be roofed, but under every roof to find a home with room and opportunity not only to see visions and dream dreams, but also, at least in some measure, to enjoy their actualization and, therefore, steadily continue to formulate higher and higher ideals with reference to the life of service, and also to the life of being served, which is commonly most inimical to the recognition of cultivation of ideals.

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