Christ And His Religion
Christ And His Religion
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They were gifted with the single eye. Power, there- fore, was concentrated, and brought to a point. Nothing was wasted; there was no friction. They were a compact body filled with the Spirit; living for God; blessing men. Their Christianity was not a mere passive and contemplative form of life. Its field of effort was not the desert, the cave, or the solitary human spirit. When the first Chris- tians were persecuted, "they went every- where preaching the gospel. " Religion with them was whole-s...ouled. Its law was action, its nature benevolence, its sphere the world. They showed also great steadfastness of MEANS TO ARREST DECAY. 173 character and principle. There is a kind of theoretic steadfastness which one may have when all is pleasant. Soldiers during a time of peace arrange a mock battle. They fight bravely. But among all the vic- tors not one is wounded, and among all the vanquished not one is slain. The Chris- tianity of early times had to be realistic. It needed the utmost force and vitality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were gifted with the single eye. Power, there- fore, was concentrated, and brought to a point. Nothing was wasted; there was no friction. They were a compact body filled with the Spirit; living for God; blessing men. Their Christianity was not a mere passive and contemplative form of life. Its field of effort was not the desert, the cave, or the solitary human spirit. When the first Chris- tians were persecuted, "they went every- where preaching the gospel. " Religion with them was whole-s...ouled. Its law was action, its nature benevolence, its sphere the world. They showed also great steadfastness of MEANS TO ARREST DECAY. 173 character and principle. There is a kind of theoretic steadfastness which one may have when all is pleasant. Soldiers during a time of peace arrange a mock battle. They fight bravely. But among all the vic- tors not one is wounded, and among all the vanquished not one is slain. The Chris- tianity of early times had to be realistic. It needed the utmost force and vitality.
What to read after Christ And His Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Reid to read onlineMoreLess
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