No Christian Can Be A Pessimist, For

In Praising Science, It Does Not Follow That We Must Adopt The Very Poor Philosophies Which Scientific Men Have Constructed. In Philosophy They Have Much More To Learn Than To Teach.

Faith Is An Act Of Self-consecration, In Which The Will, The Intellect, And The Affections All Have Their Place.

The Greatest Obstacle To Progress Is Not Man's Inherited Pugnacity, But His Incorrigible Tendency To Parasitism.

It Is Becoming Impossible For Those Who Mix At All With Their Fellow-men To Believe That The Grace Of God Is Distributed Denominationally.

Love Remembered And Consecrated By Grief Belongs, More Clearly Than The Happy Intercourse Of Friends, To The Eternal World; It Has Proved Itself Stronger Than Death.