No More Sea No Separation in Vision of Heaven
Rev Edward Judsen describes anxiety and spiritual struggle and the hope found in Christian teaching. A piece on faith, duty, and endurance contrasts worldly fears with divine comfort through Christ and the promise of no separation in eternity. The companion essay by Rev Frederick Lynch reflects on John’s vision of no sea as symbolizing unity of God and humanity.
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Frederick Lynch
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America
Brotherhood of Man
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The Real and the Ideal by Rev J M Barris
The sermon argues that true wealth lies in spiritual ideals and enduring ideas rather than material possessions. Jesus and other icons left no goods but powerful inspirations, and the greatest people serve the spirit to enrich humanity.
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J. M. Barris
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Emerson
Roosevelt vows strict action against unlawful corporations
President Roosevelt, speaking at Provincetown, urges harsher laws and federal oversight to curb criminal combines. He pledges no change in policy for the remaining eighteen months and defends prosecutions of corporate executives while promoting lawful, honest business growth.
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Roosevelt Warns Rich Criminals in Battle to Enforce Law
The president pledges no policy shift as he vows hard action against elite lawbreakers. He urges stronger national control over interstate corporations, supports criminal prosecutions where possible, and backs reforms on inheritance tax and worker protections.
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Department of Justice
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Columbia University
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