Conscience & Christ; Six Lectures On Christian Ethics
Conscience & Christ; Six Lectures On Christian Ethics
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The teaching of Jesus is full of this idea. It will be enough to refer to the parable of the lost sheep and the memorable paradox " I say unto you that even so there shall be joy in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety and nine just persons who need no repentance. "^ The truth that repentance is never impossible — and that when there is a full repentance, no punishment is called for or will be demanded by God — is illustrated by the parable of the labourers. " I will giv...e unto this last even as unto thee. "- The whole life of Jesus, His association with the " tax-gatherers and sinners " whom the correct religious world despised, was an illustration of it — a side of His teaching sometimes forgotten by the extreme " Eschato- logists " who complain that our Lord taught no Ethics of permanent value. If they think that the ethical principle which underhes such a mission to the morally lost is suitable only for an " Interimsethik, " that is their doctrine, not the Christ's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The teaching of Jesus is full of this idea. It will be enough to refer to the parable of the lost sheep and the memorable paradox " I say unto you that even so there shall be joy in heaven over one sinner that repenteth, more than over ninety and nine just persons who need no repentance. "^ The truth that repentance is never impossible — and that when there is a full repentance, no punishment is called for or will be demanded by God — is illustrated by the parable of the labourers. " I will giv...e unto this last even as unto thee. "- The whole life of Jesus, His association with the " tax-gatherers and sinners " whom the correct religious world despised, was an illustration of it — a side of His teaching sometimes forgotten by the extreme " Eschato- logists " who complain that our Lord taught no Ethics of permanent value. If they think that the ethical principle which underhes such a mission to the morally lost is suitable only for an " Interimsethik, " that is their doctrine, not the Christ's.
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