A Far Country — volume 1
A Far Country — volume 1
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And Ihated myself for having argued upon a subject that was still sacred. Ibelieved in Christ, which is to say that I believed that in someinscrutable manner he existed, continued to dominate the world and hadsuffered on my account.
To whom should I go now for a confirmation of my wavering beliefs? One ofthe results--it will be remembered of religion as I was taught it was apernicious shyness, and even though I had found a mentor and confessor, Imight have hesitated to unburden myself. This wou...ld be different fromarguing with Ralph Hambleton. In my predicament, as I was wanderingthrough the yard, I came across a notice of an evening talk to studentsin Holder Chapel, by a clergyman named Phillips Brooks. This was beforethe time, let me say in passing, when his sermons at Harvard wereattended by crowds of undergraduates. Well, I stood staring at thenotice, debating whether I should go, trying to screw up my courage; forI recognized clearly that such a step, if it were to be of any value, must mean a distinct departure from my present mode of life; and I recallthinking with a certain revulsion that I should have to "turn good.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And Ihated myself for having argued upon a subject that was still sacred. Ibelieved in Christ, which is to say that I believed that in someinscrutable manner he existed, continued to dominate the world and hadsuffered on my account.
To whom should I go now for a confirmation of my wavering beliefs? One ofthe results--it will be remembered of religion as I was taught it was apernicious shyness, and even though I had found a mentor and confessor, Imight have hesitated to unburden myself. This wou...ld be different fromarguing with Ralph Hambleton. In my predicament, as I was wanderingthrough the yard, I came across a notice of an evening talk to studentsin Holder Chapel, by a clergyman named Phillips Brooks. This was beforethe time, let me say in passing, when his sermons at Harvard wereattended by crowds of undergraduates. Well, I stood staring at thenotice, debating whether I should go, trying to screw up my courage; forI recognized clearly that such a step, if it were to be of any value, must mean a distinct departure from my present mode of life; and I recallthinking with a certain revulsion that I should have to "turn good.
What to read after A Far Country — volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Churchill Winston to read onlineMoreLess
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