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He could arouse and inspire because he brought to bear that eternal force of positive affirmation. It is the force to which humanity responds. " It is the belief in the redeemable qualities of man which is the most potent spell in the University of Christ," said Bishop Potter in his personal address to Dr. Brooks on the occasion of his consecration as bishop, ''and," added Bishop Potter, "as it seems to me, you have never lost it out of yours." In his work as bishop. Dr. Brooks was ftiithful, e...arnest, and thorough, rather, perhaps, than methodical.
He was very careful in keeping appointments, and absolutely sincere in his expression. The response " I will do it if I can," from Bishop Brooks, did not mean " I will do it if, at the time, I feel inclined," but con- veyed the literal significance of the words. He was 340 BOSTON DAYS too imaginative, too spontaneous a man to be given over wholly to routine, and lie was apt to write his sermons when the spell came upon him, rather than in any specific hours.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could arouse and inspire because he brought to bear that eternal force of positive affirmation. It is the force to which humanity responds. " It is the belief in the redeemable qualities of man which is the most potent spell in the University of Christ," said Bishop Potter in his personal address to Dr. Brooks on the occasion of his consecration as bishop, ''and," added Bishop Potter, "as it seems to me, you have never lost it out of yours." In his work as bishop. Dr. Brooks was ftiithful, e...arnest, and thorough, rather, perhaps, than methodical.
He was very careful in keeping appointments, and absolutely sincere in his expression. The response " I will do it if I can," from Bishop Brooks, did not mean " I will do it if, at the time, I feel inclined," but con- veyed the literal significance of the words. He was 340 BOSTON DAYS too imaginative, too spontaneous a man to be given over wholly to routine, and lie was apt to write his sermons when the spell came upon him, rather than in any specific hours.
What to read after Boston Days, the City of Beautiful Ideals;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Whiting, Lilian, 1847-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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