Christianity & the Religions of the World
Christianity & the Religions of the World
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Can Isldm make terms with modem culture, and harmonise its teaching with the science and thought of the West ? That is the effort, for example, of an accomplished writer like Syed Ameer Ali, whose Spirit of Isldm (2nd ed. 1896) presents the significance of Mohammedanism in its most attractive form.
It may be doubted how far the higher teach- ings of the seers and sages who recognise a common divine element in all religions can ever acquire the expansive force which has once more quickened the f...ollowers of the Prophet. Distinguished modem writers have hoped for a union of the forces of Judaism, Christianity, and Isldm, in a faith that should transcend the limitations of the Synagogue, the Church, and the Kordn. A basis for such hopes is not wholly lacking in the Digitized by CjOOQIC 78 The Sacred Books youngest of the three. The sayings of the early mystics abound in lofty utterances of a religion in which formalism is replaced by love, and the spirit of sect melts into sym- pathy with all pure trust and holy endeavour.
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Can Isldm make terms with modem culture, and harmonise its teaching with the science and thought of the West ? That is the effort, for example, of an accomplished writer like Syed Ameer Ali, whose Spirit of Isldm (2nd ed. 1896) presents the significance of Mohammedanism in its most attractive form.
It may be doubted how far the higher teach- ings of the seers and sages who recognise a common divine element in all religions can ever acquire the expansive force which has once more quickened the f...ollowers of the Prophet. Distinguished modem writers have hoped for a union of the forces of Judaism, Christianity, and Isldm, in a faith that should transcend the limitations of the Synagogue, the Church, and the Kordn. A basis for such hopes is not wholly lacking in the Digitized by CjOOQIC 78 The Sacred Books youngest of the three. The sayings of the early mystics abound in lofty utterances of a religion in which formalism is replaced by love, and the spirit of sect melts into sym- pathy with all pure trust and holy endeavour.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carpenter, J. Estlin (Joseph Estlin), 1844-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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