Abraham Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
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He had watched Grant and knew his man and no tongue of the meddlesome could shake that confidence.
As to his religious nature, Mr. Arnold, who knew Mr. Lincoln very intimately and who was more in sympathy with the higher aspirations of his nature, says of him: He was by nature religious, full of religious sentiment. The veil between him and the supernatural was very thin. It is not claimed that he was orthodox. For creeds and dogmas he cared little. Ijut on the great fundamental principles of r...eligion — of the Christian religion — he was a firm believer. Belief in the existence of God, the immor- tality of the soul, in the Bible as the revelation of God to man, in the efficacy and duty of prayer, in reverence toward the Almighty and in love and charity to man was the basis of his religion. He was a man of simple trust in God, living in the consciousness of the presence of the great Creator, and one whose heart vvas ever open to the impressions of the unseen world. He was one whom no sectarian could claim as a partisan, yet one whom every true Christian could claim as a brother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had watched Grant and knew his man and no tongue of the meddlesome could shake that confidence.
As to his religious nature, Mr. Arnold, who knew Mr. Lincoln very intimately and who was more in sympathy with the higher aspirations of his nature, says of him: He was by nature religious, full of religious sentiment. The veil between him and the supernatural was very thin. It is not claimed that he was orthodox. For creeds and dogmas he cared little. Ijut on the great fundamental principles of r...eligion — of the Christian religion — he was a firm believer. Belief in the existence of God, the immor- tality of the soul, in the Bible as the revelation of God to man, in the efficacy and duty of prayer, in reverence toward the Almighty and in love and charity to man was the basis of his religion. He was a man of simple trust in God, living in the consciousness of the presence of the great Creator, and one whose heart vvas ever open to the impressions of the unseen world. He was one whom no sectarian could claim as a partisan, yet one whom every true Christian could claim as a brother.
What to read after Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Halsey From Old Catalog Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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