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DEVELOPMENT OF OUR OWN(Continued from Page |)vine law of universal nature which governs all created thin**, hencewe nniHt first he convinced that no human being can succeed in acting against the Divine haw.The second phase (there is nothing to fear hut God) is but a modification of the first phruse. (To act in accordance with God s will.)I purposely derived these well-known words from a book of Cromwell's Just as he writes so as to be more perceptible to your people. Ideas create action. That s. before we put our ideas Into action wo must first consult with oursotiu conscience, us to whether our motives and objects are rightin the light of the divine law'. When wo come to the conclusion that we havo the firm convictions in righteousness of principle, our menial power becomes so strong that nothing can prevent us frompushing to the end.Without such convictions, disbelief, and fear assuredly precipitate the distructlon of the entire structure of human enterprises. Hi at the final object of mankind is to beautify this world is an accepted theory, not only in Japan but inthe occidental countries.Motherly love, ♦he purity of man’s heart and the natural state of the creation, such as the boundless blue skies, vast oceans, great mountains—all these things thatdelight and inspire the senses and heart are natural beauty ot the creation.Even a tune of a canary bird sometimes is more effective to the human heart than a sermon to which ho listens m the church. Educators and moralist should not over look essential truths underlying all systems of religion and philosophy. In Japan, you might come across, with many shrines built with natural worn!, not painted with any decorations whatever.} This Is but an outward exposition j of the peoples* characteristic incli- L nation toward natural beauty; we hate hypocrisy more than an/ other vice. Little need be said that tills world is not us beautiful as It is described. Oh no, Its far from tb« ideal Christian morality. Love ye one another has been scarcely carried out among Individuals as well as in International relations.In Ibis age, young men are bold enough to ask. What do you suppose we are here for except building up a fortune. In building up a fortune, they say, lying, corruption, and dishonor are permissabie.It is rather a discouragement that constituted authority c nnot stop lynching, burning, and auvery. On a pretense, to subject other races against their will. It is Internationally Justified as a revelationBad Res - Buttons - Banners Usher Arm Bands—mads to order—MrOnpon Nnveltv Co.of the national prestige. On the Eastern hemisphere alone, no less than 30 nations are tinder control of or subjet to other races. Billions of dark people are suffering from almost, unbelievable, incredible, lawlessness and misery.This is not God’s will. In fact, the whole world is now' seeking readjustment, demanded by implacable necessity.Any movement in the interest of human happiness is of the Creator. The sole purpose of the Ie-velopmexit of Our Own Is to give the fullest possible effect to our guiding principles, In such a way as to beautify this world, so that we shall enjoy many blessings, for the benefit of the creation which wore given to us through God In(ommon.In short our motto is to develop our own without pulling othersdown.In conclusion, organization means cooperation. It is to bring separate, individual effort under one central body to create a power which is to be conjugated with the beauty of heart. Thus, to attain the final goal, there is nothing but the conjugation of beauty and power that moves the world. ——o —■—“The King of Jan” FLETCHER HENDERSONGrayKfone, Faster Monday, April 2Detroit*a AristocratCLUB HARLEM285 E. Vernor Hwy. Iat BrushMost Colorful Nlgbt Club West I of New York—Featuring IMONK CULPand Hit IClub Harlam Orchestra IMAE LARKINand JALL STAR FLOOR SHOW|Make Your Reservation Now I CLIfford 4445 |Prof. T. M. Spann From New OrleansThe Man Who Know*******Stop searching |n the dark. Be aa stepping stone to Independence.Officet W417 ST. ANTOINE, Srd floor, Apt 2*. Detroit, Mich.
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The Tribune Independent Of Michigan
Detroit, Michigan, US
Sat, Mar 31, 1934
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