After This Manner
After This Manner
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Forgiveness is an act which requires the voluntary coop- eration of two persons, — the one who gives, and the one who receives. The Giver is always willing. He is the Father of changeless love. But men cannot receive his forgiveness unless they, too, are will- ing. They cannot be forgiven by God^s love unless their own hearts are sufficiently loving to enable them to forgive others. The real significance of the petition then is this : *' Father, soften our hearts towards [20] FOEGIVE— AS WE FOR...GIVE others so that we maj^ be able to receive thy love. '' We must not mistake the spirit of for- giveness of the evil-doer for the spirit of tolerance of his evil. The unsightly ^'muckrake" of late has revealed to us some of the products of Christian people's easy tolerance of wrong-doing. The cor- ruption of legislatures and congresses, the fattening of corporations by injustice and greed, the blighting of lives and the blast- ing of homes by vicious institutions, — these things and more of the same kind have happened while Christians have been sit- ting at ease, their rapt gaze fixed upon the cross of him who died to save the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Forgiveness is an act which requires the voluntary coop- eration of two persons, — the one who gives, and the one who receives. The Giver is always willing. He is the Father of changeless love. But men cannot receive his forgiveness unless they, too, are will- ing. They cannot be forgiven by God^s love unless their own hearts are sufficiently loving to enable them to forgive others. The real significance of the petition then is this : *' Father, soften our hearts towards [20] FOEGIVE— AS WE FOR...GIVE others so that we maj^ be able to receive thy love. '' We must not mistake the spirit of for- giveness of the evil-doer for the spirit of tolerance of his evil. The unsightly ^'muckrake" of late has revealed to us some of the products of Christian people's easy tolerance of wrong-doing. The cor- ruption of legislatures and congresses, the fattening of corporations by injustice and greed, the blighting of lives and the blast- ing of homes by vicious institutions, — these things and more of the same kind have happened while Christians have been sit- ting at ease, their rapt gaze fixed upon the cross of him who died to save the world.
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