Among the Guerillas
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They have a bad effect on the minds of the ignorant ; for they make them believe there are such places in the universe, and that God, who is all love, delights in the torment of his creatures.
It is not so. God is a father. He corrects us as we correct our children, to reform, not to destroy us. We suffer no more, here or hereafter, than is needed to discipline us for the great work of life, which in this world has only its beginning." "Then ye don't b'lieve in the place the parsons tell on?" s...aid the Sergeant, drawing a long breath, as if relieved of a nightmare.
156 TJie Young Virginian.
"Not in a burntng lake and everlasting fire.
Those are figurative expressions. Bad men no doubt suffer after death ; and the torment they endure is probably as hard for the spirit to bear, as life in a burning lake would be for the body. But God does not bring it upon them. They bring it upon them- selves, by living out of harmony with nature and the laws of God. Take away a drunkard's drink, and he will tell you he is in hell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They have a bad effect on the minds of the ignorant ; for they make them believe there are such places in the universe, and that God, who is all love, delights in the torment of his creatures.
It is not so. God is a father. He corrects us as we correct our children, to reform, not to destroy us. We suffer no more, here or hereafter, than is needed to discipline us for the great work of life, which in this world has only its beginning." "Then ye don't b'lieve in the place the parsons tell on?" s...aid the Sergeant, drawing a long breath, as if relieved of a nightmare.
156 TJie Young Virginian.
"Not in a burntng lake and everlasting fire.
Those are figurative expressions. Bad men no doubt suffer after death ; and the torment they endure is probably as hard for the spirit to bear, as life in a burning lake would be for the body. But God does not bring it upon them. They bring it upon them- selves, by living out of harmony with nature and the laws of God. Take away a drunkard's drink, and he will tell you he is in hell.
What to read after Among the Guerillas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gilmore, James R. (James Roberts), 1822-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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