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"A grain of mustard seed"

ADELINE T. RICKER.

A USEFUL parallel may be drawn between our sense of the apparently insignificant mustard seed and the too common indifference to the present moment.

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Work

H. S. BYRNE.

A MAN once complained to a fellow-workman, whose motive was to work for the sake of his work and not for money, that he had tried to find employment but had failed.

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Essentials and Non-essentials

WILLARD S. MATTOX.

You cannot tell what mankind believe by what they say.

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Did Jesus Teach a Practical Religion?

SAMUEL GREENWOOD.

The question whether Jesus' teachings are practicable at the present time should be decided on the basis of their veracity.

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The expression, "God took him to himself," is generally used in reference to so-called death, that stage of human experience when mortal mind decides that the semi-religious, semi-material sense which men call a "soul" must part company from its supposed prison-house, the body, and seek another sphere, presumably within material space, wherein it can be "forever with the Lord.

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From our Exchanges

with contributions from English, E. A. Beaman

It is quite true that we have become, as a people, too reckless in the pursuit of wealth, that the nation "needs a new baptism of the old virtue of honesty.