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are deemed of vast importance to the WE'LL
being OF society. And if the subject has
not been misconceiyed, the following infer
ences appear to be deducible therefrom:
!. # Christianity originated in the eter-
nal and unchanging love Of God, it must
have partaken Of the. nature of the source
from whence it emanated, and, therefore, is
the same mmutable principle, imposing all
thoseS obligations which grow out of the
law Of love.


2. If the effects Of Christianity, as taught
and illustrated by its Author, are "peace
on earth and good will to man, it still re-
quires, and ever must, of its disciples, the
practice Of "peace and good will ? in all
the relations of life.


3. If Christian obligations are founded in
!" lore," and demand the observance OF
@peace and good acill," he who, in his in
tercourse with his fellow-men, whether in
the social or business relations Of life, is not
actuated by "lope," and does not exhibit in
his conduct ''peace and good aoill,' is not
Christian, and has neither part nor lot in
the matter.


Reader, are you a processing Christians
If you are protesting Christian, then
let few questions be submitted for your
thoughtful and prayerful consideration grow
ing out Of the subject to which your atten-
ton has been briefly directed.
Are you, Christian brother, dealer in
spirituous liquorss If so, are you actuated
by the great principle Of g lope,'' while re-
failing out from day to day and week to
! week and month to month and year to year