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… exercise. Christian society will furnish us with pure air to breathe, and in breathing it we must be active. The Christian work performed, the sympathies, encouragements …

Toward Completeness of Character —A Christian life will be revealed by Christian thoughts, Christian words, and Christian deportment. In Christ there is a divine completeness of character.— Letter 13a, 1879. ( Our High Calling, 184 .)

… Christian love for one another—far higher, more constant, more courteous, more unselfish, than has been seen—preserves Christian tenderness, Christian benevolence …

… in Christian Experience to Be Preserved —Teach every soul to lean heavily on the arm of infinite power. There is an individuality in Christian experience …

… Pure Christian Life —The science of a pure, wholesome, consistent Christian life is obtained by studying the Word of the Lord. This is the highest education …

Every Christian will have to learn to restrain his passions and be controlled by principle. Unless he does this, he is unworthy of the Christian name.

… . Christian homes, established and conducted in accordance with God's plan, are among His most effective agencies for the formation of Christian character …

… influence. Christian homes, established and conducted in accordance with God's plan, are a wonderful help in forming Christian character.... Parents and children …

… faithful Christian.— Letter 18, 1859. ( Our High Calling, 201 .)

… the Christian is in marked contrast to that of worldlings. The Christian cannot find pleasure in the amusements and in the varied scenes of gaiety of the …