The Religion of Abraham Lincoln in Modern View
The piece surveys Lincoln’s religious outlook, describing him as Deist and devoted to core moral truths. It cites Rev. Gregory and argues Lincoln rejected creeds, favored God as father, and valued good deeds over ritual pomp, aligning his belief with Paine’s rational theism.
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Thomas B. Gregory
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David Elginbrod
Jefferson
Franklin
Washington
Priesteras
Thomas Paine
Paine
Washingtons Birthday Lesson of Courage and Resourcefulness
The piece urges studying George Washington to learn resilience and initiative. It notes Washington built victory with poor tools and morale, inspiring teachers to teach students to make the best of available resources and act rather than complain. It highlights perseverance, leadership, and the power of personality.
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George Washington
Washington
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The Value of Bible Study in Public Life
A compact essay arguing Bible study shapes great leaders from Lincoln to Harding. It notes public figures gain eloquence, guidance in emergencies, and personal improvement from Scripture, while many Americans seek comfort and guidance through God’s Word in daily life. A stray ad for W. HL Huffaker’s portable power saw follows.
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Harding
Chicago
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Wisdon
Timely Reminder on Resolution and Duty
A reflective note urges maintenance of personal discipline as a new year begins. It compares lives to clocks needing periodic winding and regulation to stay true to principle and duty. The message encourages readers to keep and renew their resolutions.
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