Article March 13, 1909 Issue

FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from Roland Ringwalt

[Universalist Leader.]

Jesus Christ is our Master and our Lord. We follow him without mental, moral, or spiritual reservation. We accept him as elementally and eternally final in the realm where he lived and taught. We see nothing beyond him except God. We do not believe that it is possible for the world ever to outgrow him. Perhaps other sons of God may some time live here on earth who are as great as he, but there will be none greater among men. What Jesus tells us to do, we try to do. When he speaks, the case is closed. Our faith in him is absolute. All of life, all of hope, all of anticipation, all of dreaming on the hidden things of the coming years, is to us a growing up into the measure of the stature of the fulness of Jesus Christ.

[The Bishop of South Carolina in the Churchman.]

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