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Title: The World's Parliament of Religions : an illustrated and popular story of the World's First Parliament of Religions, held in Chicago in connection with the Columbian exposition of 1893
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: Barrows, John Henry, 1847-1902
Subjects: World's Parliament of Religions, Chicago, 1893 Religions
Publisher: Chicago : Parliament Pub. Co.
Contributing Library: Princeton Theological Seminary Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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r everybodys health ; goingto see that the conditions of health are such that the child born in the midstof the most crowded parts of the most crowded cities has the same exquisitedelicacy of care as the babe born to some President of the United States inthe White House. We shall take that care of the health of every man, asour Religion is founded on life with God for man in heaven. As for social rights, the statement is very simple. It has been madealready. The twentieth century will give to every man according to hisnecessities. It will receive from every man according to his opportunity.And that will come from the religious life of that century, a life with God forman in heaven. As for purity, the twentieth century will keep the body pure—men as chaste as women. Nobody drunk, nobody stifled by this or thatpoison, given with this or that pretense, with everybody free to be the engineof the almighty soul. All this is to say that the twentieth century is to build up its civilization
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REV. KDWAKI) KVERKIT HAI.K. D.n., H(1ST(^N. **TIIK WORLD NEEDS lO KNOW WMHN IT SIKAKS OK HIIYSICAL DISCOVKKV AND MATERIALfROCRESS, THAT DISCOVERY ITSELK IS NEVER THYSICM., AND THAT rROGRBSS ITSEU ISALWAYS SFIRITUAL. 526 PARLIAMENT PAPERS: FOURTH DAY. on ideas, not on things that perish; build them on spiritual truths whichendure and are the same forever; build them on faith, on hope, on love,which are the only elements of eternal life. The twentieth century is tobuild a civilization which is to last forever, because it is a civilizationfounded on an idea. ORTHODOX OR HISTORICAL JUDAISM.By Rev. Dr. IT. Pereira Mendes. Our history may be divided into three eras,— ist, the Biblical era; 2d,the era from the close ot the Bible record to the present day; 3d, theFuture. The first is the era of the announcement of those ideals which areessential for mankinds happiness and progress. The Bible contains for usand for humanity all ideals worthy of human effort to attain. I make noexception. The

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