Christianity And the Ideal of Humanity in Old Times And New
Christianity And the Ideal of Humanity in Old Times And New
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Every man his own lawyer; what a muddle would that make ! If this appears ridiculous in regard to the interpretation of human law, how should it be otherwise in the interpreta- tion of law divine ? If there are no authorised interpreters, and if the minds of men are not particularly well fitted for interpreting by unity such a miscellaneous collection of books as the Bible is, the consequence is plain ; not only from the miscellaneous, and sometimes heterogeneous, nature of the contents of the ...book, but from the habit of human beings in forming judgments, to take a part for the whole, and exalt that part into a position incompatible with a fair recognition of the other parts, it seems certain that in private judgment, the shibboleth of Protestantism, there lies the germ of a new sectarianism, a sectarianism which will cause honest readers of the book to say, I am of Luther, and I of Calvin, repeating the exact form of division which caused the great Apostle to call out with such indignation to the Corinthians — Is Christ divided?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every man his own lawyer; what a muddle would that make ! If this appears ridiculous in regard to the interpretation of human law, how should it be otherwise in the interpreta- tion of law divine ? If there are no authorised interpreters, and if the minds of men are not particularly well fitted for interpreting by unity such a miscellaneous collection of books as the Bible is, the consequence is plain ; not only from the miscellaneous, and sometimes heterogeneous, nature of the contents of the ...book, but from the habit of human beings in forming judgments, to take a part for the whole, and exalt that part into a position incompatible with a fair recognition of the other parts, it seems certain that in private judgment, the shibboleth of Protestantism, there lies the germ of a new sectarianism, a sectarianism which will cause honest readers of the book to say, I am of Luther, and I of Calvin, repeating the exact form of division which caused the great Apostle to call out with such indignation to the Corinthians — Is Christ divided?
What to read after Christianity And the Ideal of Humanity in Old Times And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Stuart Blackie to read onlineMoreLess
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