Article October 21, 1911 ISSUE

FROM OUR EXCHANGES

with contributions from U. S. Milburn, Charles G. Ames

[Rev. U. S. Milburn in Universalist Leader.]

Jesus is becoming more and more a real and vital fact in the affairs of the world. Not the Christ of dogma evolved by the church, but the lovable Jesus of history revealed in the gospels. The influence which he has exerted, the love which he has revealed, the precepts which he taught, the tenderness which he manifested, the justice which he unflinchingly administered, the hope which he reflected, the faith divine which he instilled, are greater forces in the world at this moment than at any time in the remote or immediate past.

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