Discourse to Medical Students Preached in Edinburgh On 1st December 1889
Discourse to Medical Students Preached in Edinburgh On 1st December 1889
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Man, and man's rights, and man's talents and acquirements, and man's thoughts and opinions and customs, and man's researches and discoveries these are to them instead of God. And they treat after the same fashion Him in whom dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily. When His voice and His knock are sounding at the door, they leave the door unopened. N I called, and ye refused : I stretched out my hand and no one regarded. " to ( Many and various are the incitements to godlessness in this ...busy enterprising age. Be- sides those immediately connected with physical science, there are others of a literary or theo- logical kind, not less insidious, propagated within the precincts of the Church, and put forth by persons set for the defence of the Gospel. What in the investigation of the text of the Scriptures is sometimes vauntingly called the higher criticism, 22 Christian Energy paralysed.
a criticism often based on arguments which are inconclusive and shallow and contrary to the testimony of history, makes such havoc of many portions of the Bible as is directly subversive of their trustworthiness, and consequently of Christian faith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Man, and man's rights, and man's talents and acquirements, and man's thoughts and opinions and customs, and man's researches and discoveries these are to them instead of God. And they treat after the same fashion Him in whom dwelleth all the fulness of the Godhead bodily. When His voice and His knock are sounding at the door, they leave the door unopened. N I called, and ye refused : I stretched out my hand and no one regarded. " to ( Many and various are the incitements to godlessness in this ...busy enterprising age. Be- sides those immediately connected with physical science, there are others of a literary or theo- logical kind, not less insidious, propagated within the precincts of the Church, and put forth by persons set for the defence of the Gospel. What in the investigation of the text of the Scriptures is sometimes vauntingly called the higher criticism, 22 Christian Energy paralysed.
a criticism often based on arguments which are inconclusive and shallow and contrary to the testimony of history, makes such havoc of many portions of the Bible as is directly subversive of their trustworthiness, and consequently of Christian faith.
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