Collected Essays volume V 8 5
Collected Essays volume V 8 5
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Wace's mind the lastglimmer of doubt which common sense may have suggested. In fact, Imust disclaim all responsibility for the use to which the informationI supplied has been put. I formally decline to admit that theexpression of my ignorance whether devils, in the existence of which Ido not believe, if they did exist, might or might not be made to goout of men into pigs, can, as a matter of logic, have been of any usewhatever to a person who already believed in devils and in thehistorical accu...racy of the gospels.
Of the Gadarene story, Dr. Wace, with all solemnity and twice over, affirms that he "believes it. " I am sorry to trouble him further, butwhat does he mean by "it"? Because there are two stories, one in"Mark" and "Luke, " and the other in "Matthew. " In the former, which Iquoted in my previous paper, there is one possessed man; in thelatter there are two. The story is told fully, with the vigoroushomely diction and the picturesque details of a piece of folklore, inthe second gospel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wace's mind the lastglimmer of doubt which common sense may have suggested. In fact, Imust disclaim all responsibility for the use to which the informationI supplied has been put. I formally decline to admit that theexpression of my ignorance whether devils, in the existence of which Ido not believe, if they did exist, might or might not be made to goout of men into pigs, can, as a matter of logic, have been of any usewhatever to a person who already believed in devils and in thehistorical accu...racy of the gospels.
Of the Gadarene story, Dr. Wace, with all solemnity and twice over, affirms that he "believes it. " I am sorry to trouble him further, butwhat does he mean by "it"? Because there are two stories, one in"Mark" and "Luke, " and the other in "Matthew. " In the former, which Iquoted in my previous paper, there is one possessed man; in thelatter there are two. The story is told fully, with the vigoroushomely diction and the picturesque details of a piece of folklore, inthe second gospel.
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