Christian Psychology
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They may have had less learning than we enjoy ; but they knew the Bible, and its profound truths and overawing mysteries made thinkers of them. Facts are pouring in upon us from every quarter in bewildering numbers, and we read voraciously ; but the ac- cumulation of miscellaneous fragments of informa- tion is not thought : there is requisite a principle of unity, to combine our scattered knowledge into a whole ; and this we shall seek most hope- fully where our fathers found it — in the Word o...f God. With such a principle in hand, not only shall we comprehend this wonderful world in which we exist, but we shall see our own path- way clearly through it, to the better world to which we are travelling ; for the growth of Christian intelligence has far more to do than it is usual at present to recognise with both depth of character and consistency of conduct.
The Reformation of the sixteenth century was, THE REASON 185 on one of its sides, a revival of reason. Before it arrived, the clergy had practically discontinued the function of preaching, the worship of the house of God being limited to a ceaseless round of forms and ceremonies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They may have had less learning than we enjoy ; but they knew the Bible, and its profound truths and overawing mysteries made thinkers of them. Facts are pouring in upon us from every quarter in bewildering numbers, and we read voraciously ; but the ac- cumulation of miscellaneous fragments of informa- tion is not thought : there is requisite a principle of unity, to combine our scattered knowledge into a whole ; and this we shall seek most hope- fully where our fathers found it — in the Word o...f God. With such a principle in hand, not only shall we comprehend this wonderful world in which we exist, but we shall see our own path- way clearly through it, to the better world to which we are travelling ; for the growth of Christian intelligence has far more to do than it is usual at present to recognise with both depth of character and consistency of conduct.
The Reformation of the sixteenth century was, THE REASON 185 on one of its sides, a revival of reason. Before it arrived, the clergy had practically discontinued the function of preaching, the worship of the house of God being limited to a ceaseless round of forms and ceremonies.
What to read after Christian Psychology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stalker, James, 1848-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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