A Laymans Apology
A Laymans Apology
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" The infinite goodness that I have experienced ORTHODOXY AND NATURE 95 in this world, " writes Renan, " inspires me with a conviction that at least an equal goodness per- vades eternity; and in that I put my trust. " But as to the possibility of God's permitting grave evils to light upon the innocent and well- deserving, what do we see every day around us? Surely no one can suppose that inherited suffer- ing is the only example of suffering without spe- cial corresponding blameworthiness. " Th...e deists have contended, " said a well-known and eloquent infidel lecturer, " that the Old Testa- ment is too cruel . . . To be the work of a . . . Loving God. To this, the theo- logians have replied, that nature is just as cruel; that the earthquake, the volcano, the pestilence and storm, are just as savage . . . ; and to my mind, " he goes on — a remarkable admis- sion — " this is a perfect answer. " Thus is orthodoxy supported on diametrically opposite sides by the observations of " freethinkers, " one party stoutly maintaining that the Creator certainly loves mankind, while the others insist that the course of natural events is just as cruel and " savage " as any doctrine of revelation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The infinite goodness that I have experienced ORTHODOXY AND NATURE 95 in this world, " writes Renan, " inspires me with a conviction that at least an equal goodness per- vades eternity; and in that I put my trust. " But as to the possibility of God's permitting grave evils to light upon the innocent and well- deserving, what do we see every day around us? Surely no one can suppose that inherited suffer- ing is the only example of suffering without spe- cial corresponding blameworthiness. " Th...e deists have contended, " said a well-known and eloquent infidel lecturer, " that the Old Testa- ment is too cruel . . . To be the work of a . . . Loving God. To this, the theo- logians have replied, that nature is just as cruel; that the earthquake, the volcano, the pestilence and storm, are just as savage . . . ; and to my mind, " he goes on — a remarkable admis- sion — " this is a perfect answer. " Thus is orthodoxy supported on diametrically opposite sides by the observations of " freethinkers, " one party stoutly maintaining that the Creator certainly loves mankind, while the others insist that the course of natural events is just as cruel and " savage " as any doctrine of revelation.
What to read after A Laymans Apology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilbert M Gilbert Milligan Tucker to read onlineMoreLess
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