Uncertain Elopers and Public Fads Stir Oak Park
The Oak Park Reporter Argus notes cluttered items from social foibles to medical fads. It mentions Rev J F Cordova and other readers' concerns with eloping tendencies and speculative cures, plus broad cultural vitriol toward fashion and health trends.
Awakening Reflections on Fathers and Finance in a Distant Era
In a Philadelphia Press column a father in business reflects on changing times and the perils of clinging to forty year old methods. His son rebels against inherited work and seeks a life aligned with his passions, revealing tensions between family duty and modern aspirations. The piece cites parental influence, marriage choices, and the drive for financial stability as core forces shaping the generation gap.
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Ole Serviains
Chern
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Phee
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Fool says there is no God and moral life without faith
The sermon argues that a fool is morally dull, not intellectually deficient, and that denying God corrupts the heart. It contrasts worldly success with spiritual rest, urging faith as the standard by which true worth is measured and warning of national decay without God.
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Jesus
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The World’s Apparent Failures in Moral Debate
A sermon excerpt critiques widespread pessimism across politics society and religion. It contrasts claims that democracy civilization and Christianity have failed with appeals to faith in possibilities for believers, warning against despair over human endeavor.
The Company Jesus Kept
A sermon on humility and fellowship urges Christians to mingle with all people as Jesus did. It warns against Pharisaic self righteousness and stresses social engagement, accountability, and using Christ’s method to reach sinners rather than isolating oneself. The piece questions personal consistency in living out gospel hospitality.
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Jills
Elim
Trust in People and Love Over Sacrifice
The passage rejects strictness in belief and sacrifice, urging trust in others. It argues love is simple to give and receive, and criticizes a self serving church that lacks real influence.
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