Esoteric Christianity, Or the Lesser Mysteries
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' Bishop Jeune tells us that 'after man had done his worst, worse remained for Christ to bear. He had fallen into his father'shands. ' Archbishop Thomson preaches that 'the clouds of God's wrathgathered thick over the whole human race: they discharged themselves onJesus only. ' He 'becomes a curse for us and a vessel of wrath. ' Liddonechoes the same sentiment: 'The apostles teach that mankind are slaves, and that Christ on the cross is paying their ransom. Christ crucified isvoluntarily devote...d and accursed'; he even speaks of 'the precise amountof ignominy and pain needed for the redemption, ' and says that the'divine victim' paid more than was absolutely necessary. "[215] These are the views against which the learned and deeply religious Dr. McLeod Campbell wrote his well-known work, _On the Atonement_, a volumecontaining many true and beautiful thoughts; F. D. Maurice and manyother Christian men have also striven to lift from Christianity theburden of a doctrine so destructive of all true ideas as to therelations between God and man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' Bishop Jeune tells us that 'after man had done his worst, worse remained for Christ to bear. He had fallen into his father'shands. ' Archbishop Thomson preaches that 'the clouds of God's wrathgathered thick over the whole human race: they discharged themselves onJesus only. ' He 'becomes a curse for us and a vessel of wrath. ' Liddonechoes the same sentiment: 'The apostles teach that mankind are slaves, and that Christ on the cross is paying their ransom. Christ crucified isvoluntarily devote...d and accursed'; he even speaks of 'the precise amountof ignominy and pain needed for the redemption, ' and says that the'divine victim' paid more than was absolutely necessary. "[215] These are the views against which the learned and deeply religious Dr. McLeod Campbell wrote his well-known work, _On the Atonement_, a volumecontaining many true and beautiful thoughts; F. D. Maurice and manyother Christian men have also striven to lift from Christianity theburden of a doctrine so destructive of all true ideas as to therelations between God and man.
What to read after Esoteric Christianity, Or the Lesser Mysteries?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Besant Annie Wood to read onlineMoreLess
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