Fundamentals of the Christian Religion
Fundamentals of the Christian Religion
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equally all human beings, of all ranks, na- tions, conditions, and cliaracters; that the Father has no favorites and makes no selec- tions ; that in His very being He is impartial and universal love. This is the fundamental truth of the Christian religion, entering into and glorifying all its other truths. '* This brings us to the attitude of God, the divine Father, to sim What effect does sin have upon God's love and good- will? Does it estrange the heart of God? Does it change His attitude to... man? Does it give rise to ha- tred where before was love? We think not. Sin changes man, but not God. *^ Jesus abso- lutely reverses the idea that God holds Him- self aloof from sinners, and reveals Him as the generous, helpful, forgiving God, who is always seeking to save men from the evil that He hates. " If sin shuts the child out of the Father's house and excludes him from the treasures of the parental home it is because he himself has severed the divine tie. If sin makes it impossible for God to treat the sin- ner as though he were a dutiful son, the fault is his and not God's.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
equally all human beings, of all ranks, na- tions, conditions, and cliaracters; that the Father has no favorites and makes no selec- tions ; that in His very being He is impartial and universal love. This is the fundamental truth of the Christian religion, entering into and glorifying all its other truths. '* This brings us to the attitude of God, the divine Father, to sim What effect does sin have upon God's love and good- will? Does it estrange the heart of God? Does it change His attitude to... man? Does it give rise to ha- tred where before was love? We think not. Sin changes man, but not God. *^ Jesus abso- lutely reverses the idea that God holds Him- self aloof from sinners, and reveals Him as the generous, helpful, forgiving God, who is always seeking to save men from the evil that He hates. " If sin shuts the child out of the Father's house and excludes him from the treasures of the parental home it is because he himself has severed the divine tie. If sin makes it impossible for God to treat the sin- ner as though he were a dutiful son, the fault is his and not God's.
What to read after Fundamentals of the Christian Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Follett Halfyard to read onlineMoreLess
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