Word: soule
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...closer contact if men of the more privileged classes are to be of real service in solving the tremendous problems to which city conditions give rise, the essential problem of democracy, and all those kindred problems that depend upon an optimistic confidence in the rich resources of the human soul. Emotional as well as intellectual conviction is an essential of power to do good...
...text is taken from the First Book of Samuel, 17th Chapter, 55th Verse: "When Saul saw David go forth against the Phillistines he said to Abner, the Captain of the Army: Abner, whose son is this? And Abner said: As thy soul liveth, O, King, I cannot tell...
...Harvard Monthly, and speak out his clarion doctrines and words of hope. Mr. C. B. Harris in an admirable essay "Carlyle, The Maker of Men" takes the occasion of Carlyle's address to the University of Edinburgh to review the message of that sage. "In books lies the soul of the whole past time," "Universal history is at bottom the history of the Great Men who have worked here." "Silence is the eternal duty of men." "The man of intellect at the top of affairs: this is the aim of all constitutions and revolutions." After sounding these ringing notes about...
...grace of faith. The great lesson of the "Inferno" is that only through the grace of God can we see evil. As he goes on with his great pilgrimage, Dante learns the lessons of the joy of sacrifice, of progress only through present dissatisfaction, and of the salvation of souls by God alone. Life consists, if we but allow it, in the education of our souls by God through love. Love is the great message of Dante. Love is inexorable in her tests of the constancy of the soul. "But," said Bishop Boyd-Carpenter, "love will never leave...
...crucifixion and resurrection. "Its significance lies in this," said Bishop Boyd-Carpenter, "that a true Christian life is a repetition of what happened to our Master. It is the story of the necessity of fighting evil, after firmly resolving to fight it, and then of the acceptance of the soul in the presence of the Redeemer...