What Jesus Thought of Himself and Others
A reflective sermon excerpt contrasts Jesus with contemporary critics, citing his claims of divine authority and sinless character, alongside Pilate, Judas, and John the Baptist attestations. It notes efforts to persuade listeners to choose his path, and ends with continued meetings and an invitation to attend.
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Judas
Centurion
Jesus
Holy One
John the Baptist
God
Simon
Christ
Martha
Thomas
Lord
John
Paul
John Stuart Mill
Freeman Clarke list of ten great world religions
The article outlines James Freeman Clarke's ten great religions including Confucianism, Brahmanism, Buddhism, Zoroastrianism, Egyptian polytheism, Greek and Roman mythologies, Norse myth, Judaism, Islam, and Christianity. It notes a historical debate on world religious leadership and shifts to Iowa State Fair music coverage. Livefall and his sixty piece band will perform at the fair starting August 27 with two concerts daily before the amphitheater and one at the Music Pavilion.
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James Freeman Clarke
China
Confucius
India
Eastern
Asia
Sakyamuni
Persia
Zoroaster
Egypt
Mohammed
Iowa
Bignor Liberati
Mastering One's Thoughts and Inner Happiness
The self sufficient heart generates its own happiness and resists worldly charm. A warm room in winter symbolizes security and comfort. Do not flee thoughts for they are the true self. overcome them by transforming ugly thoughts into lovely ones. If mistakes occur, learn from them and progress toward enlightenment through experience and will. Toddle on, you’re all right.
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Will
Sheriff uses bean soup to curb Burlington tramp problem
The Burlington County New Jersey sheriff adopted a bean soup program to deter tramps. For years the county lockup hosted hobos who begged for meals, but the sheriff persisted, ending the county’s inclusion on the tramp circuit as beans dominated meals and sleep talk.
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Burlington County
New Jersey
Had a Fellow Feeling with a Thin Uncle and a Dog
A boy living with a stingy uncle meets a friend with a greyhound. The child, seeing a dog for the first time, hugs the dog and plaintively asks if the animal had lived with the uncle too since it is so thin. The scene blends humor with a tale of poverty and affection.
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