Christianity And Humanity a Series of Sermons
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There ought to be no haze about that state. There is no more mystery about the question where it is than there is about the question where God is ; and yet, if we are not practically Atheists, we must believe in God, the creative thought and goodness, as firmly as in the visible and solid products of his thoughts. Perhaps one other sense might be endowed upon 64 Christian Thought of us, that would be as potent in disclosing that world to us as the lifting of an eyelid in relation to the world o...f light and hues. At any rate, it must be as real to our faith, if it is worth believ- ing in at all, as the world of infinite truth, the realm of eternal beauty, of the deeps of goodness, and our faculties, the substantial powers of our manhood, which are related to all these.
To my mind one of the sublimest records of history is the reply of old heathen Socrates to his judges, when they condemned him, at seventy years old, to die. " If death, " said he, " be a removal from hence to another place, and if all the dead are there, what greater blessing can there be than this, my judges?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There ought to be no haze about that state. There is no more mystery about the question where it is than there is about the question where God is ; and yet, if we are not practically Atheists, we must believe in God, the creative thought and goodness, as firmly as in the visible and solid products of his thoughts. Perhaps one other sense might be endowed upon 64 Christian Thought of us, that would be as potent in disclosing that world to us as the lifting of an eyelid in relation to the world o...f light and hues. At any rate, it must be as real to our faith, if it is worth believ- ing in at all, as the world of infinite truth, the realm of eternal beauty, of the deeps of goodness, and our faculties, the substantial powers of our manhood, which are related to all these.
To my mind one of the sublimest records of history is the reply of old heathen Socrates to his judges, when they condemned him, at seventy years old, to die. " If death, " said he, " be a removal from hence to another place, and if all the dead are there, what greater blessing can there be than this, my judges?
What to read after Christianity And Humanity a Series of Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Starr King to read onlineMoreLess
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