Augustine the Thinker
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what is this? What heardest thou? The un- learned rise up and take heaven, and we, with our learning, and wanting heart, see where we wallow in flesh and blood!" In his excitement he flung himself into the garden. He knew now that all that remained was to choose unflinchingly the only course opened to him — "to will it resolutely and thoroughly, not to stagger and sway about this way and that, a changeable and half- wounded will, with one part falling as another rose. " No words ever can take t...he place of Augustine's own thrilling ones in describing the momentous scenes which followed : "Thus was I sick and tormented, accusing my- self far more severely than was my wont, tossing and turning me in my chain till that was utterly broken, whereby I now was but slightly, but still was held. And Thou, O Lord, prcssedst upon me in my inward parts by a severe mercy, redoubling the lashes of fear and shame, lest I should again give way, and that same slender remaining tie not being broken off, it should recover strength, and Through Pi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
what is this? What heardest thou? The un- learned rise up and take heaven, and we, with our learning, and wanting heart, see where we wallow in flesh and blood!" In his excitement he flung himself into the garden. He knew now that all that remained was to choose unflinchingly the only course opened to him — "to will it resolutely and thoroughly, not to stagger and sway about this way and that, a changeable and half- wounded will, with one part falling as another rose. " No words ever can take t...he place of Augustine's own thrilling ones in describing the momentous scenes which followed : "Thus was I sick and tormented, accusing my- self far more severely than was my wont, tossing and turning me in my chain till that was utterly broken, whereby I now was but slightly, but still was held. And Thou, O Lord, prcssedst upon me in my inward parts by a severe mercy, redoubling the lashes of fear and shame, lest I should again give way, and that same slender remaining tie not being broken off, it should recover strength, and Through Pi.
What to read after Augustine the Thinker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George W George Wilbur Osmun to read onlineMoreLess
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