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Till we have done this it is 78 How We Grot Our Gospels 79 not proved worth while, except as a mere literary problem, to trace the history of four little books which might be printed in extenso in a single issue of some daily papers.
For the present we may assume it as proved that the message of the Gospels is still profoundly influencing the world. It is therefore worth our while to test them ; and we may be sure in advance that th'e test will be futile if it does not enable us to understand t...o some degree the secret of their unique authority ; a test which only comes to nega- tive results is self-condemned. The great Bishop Westcott, a friend and colleague of my father's on the New Testament Revision Company, observed once that when he began the study of the Bible he determined to treat it just like any other book, and that it was in this way that he found it was not like any other book. That is the brave utterance of a man who thought first of Truth, and not of his own favourite presuppositions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Till we have done this it is 78 How We Grot Our Gospels 79 not proved worth while, except as a mere literary problem, to trace the history of four little books which might be printed in extenso in a single issue of some daily papers.
For the present we may assume it as proved that the message of the Gospels is still profoundly influencing the world. It is therefore worth our while to test them ; and we may be sure in advance that th'e test will be futile if it does not enable us to understand t...o some degree the secret of their unique authority ; a test which only comes to nega- tive results is self-condemned. The great Bishop Westcott, a friend and colleague of my father's on the New Testament Revision Company, observed once that when he began the study of the Bible he determined to treat it just like any other book, and that it was in this way that he found it was not like any other book. That is the brave utterance of a man who thought first of Truth, and not of his own favourite presuppositions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hope Moulton to read onlineMoreLess
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