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Legislation in Texas

ROBERT L. ZILLER.

The legislature of Texas has again expressed itself as opposed to oppressive medical legislation.

Religious Items

with contributions from Richard Baxter, Henry Drummond, J. C. Shairp, Cicero

Any one who observes closely the words and phrases in current use for teaching religious truth is impressed by the fact that a new phraseology is establishing itself wherever earnest men with a real message try by tongue or pen to gain the attention and the assent of their fellow-men.

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Love Gives

ELLA S. SARGENT

"O Israel , thou hast destroyed thyself.

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An Appeal to Caesar

WILLARD S. MATTOX

In the earliest beginnings of time, evil was evil; and in the remotest, hoary cycles, so long as a belief of material existence remains, evil will be evil.

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Hall Caine is reported to have said recently of the Bible,...

Hall Caine is reported to have said recently of the Bible, "There is no book in the world like it.

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Truth will bear the Light

Samuel Sale

We are given to regard those who proclaim views which run counter to the traditional beliefs of men as heretics and dangerous innovators.

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Increasing Interest in the Bible

Criticism of the Bible, the discussion of its errancy or inerrancy, of the parts that are inspired and of those which are history, science, poetry, or otherwise, together with the researches into "the rubbish heaps of forgotten centuries," has created a remarkable interest in the sacred book; it would not be correct to call it a revival, because within a century, and during a number of centuries, there has been no marked decline in Bible reading.

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Semi-annual Lecture of the Mother Church

The semi-annual lecture on Christian Science, under the auspices of the Mother Church, will be delivered by Judge Septimus J.

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The Future of Astronomy

Seth C. Chandler

The impression that the mechanics of the universe presented in the future fewer chances for discovery or advance in knowledge than in the past, could only have sprung from ignorance and underappreciation of the magnitude of the problems confronting astronomy and still to be worked out on the broader stage, not merely of the next century, but of the next millennium.