Christ the Apocalypse
Christ the Apocalypse
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Christ's own talks seemed to the imperious masters of the Sanhedrin quite a ridiculous way of promoting any great scheme. And it simply raised a laugh of de- Literature and the Press 199 rision when the haughty Roman and Greek sophists saw the Christian method of overthrow- ing their mighty fortresses of classic superstition. It was all a piece of foolishness in their opinion, which could never amount to anything. If it had been the marshaling of powerful armies, the sweep of battle and victory..., the potency of some Alex- andrine or Csesarian propagandism, or the po- tency or wealth of learning or culture, or some new and overwhelming form of traditional aris- tocracy; but no — only talk! "Go and talk. " Surely that was the climax of all weak instru- ments to do much in this rough world ! So men thought in Christ's day, and so multitudes have thought since then, and there are not wanting men who think so even to-day.
But Christ was right. He did not overesti- mate the power of speech.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christ's own talks seemed to the imperious masters of the Sanhedrin quite a ridiculous way of promoting any great scheme. And it simply raised a laugh of de- Literature and the Press 199 rision when the haughty Roman and Greek sophists saw the Christian method of overthrow- ing their mighty fortresses of classic superstition. It was all a piece of foolishness in their opinion, which could never amount to anything. If it had been the marshaling of powerful armies, the sweep of battle and victory..., the potency of some Alex- andrine or Csesarian propagandism, or the po- tency or wealth of learning or culture, or some new and overwhelming form of traditional aris- tocracy; but no — only talk! "Go and talk. " Surely that was the climax of all weak instru- ments to do much in this rough world ! So men thought in Christ's day, and so multitudes have thought since then, and there are not wanting men who think so even to-day.
But Christ was right. He did not overesti- mate the power of speech.
What to read after Christ the Apocalypse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Cooke Seymour to read onlineMoreLess
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