Gleanings of Past Years 1843 78 volume 2
Gleanings of Past Years 1843 78 volume 2
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E inti llectual portion of the community the true way to solve these difficulties and answir these questions. Simple denunciation, or the reassertion of our own si le of the question, or the assigning our meaning and ideas to his words, will not do it. " — Vol. I. P. 542. * 35. But he was as fearless, as lie was considerate : and that he was no slave to merely popular modes of statement, may be shown by a very interesting passage on the Atone- ment. It was one written within that last period of... his life, during which he seems to have attained to a yet clearer insight into the world he was so soon to enter. It is dated July 31, 1871:— " There is no doubt that Matthew Arnold says much that is true of the narrowness, bigotry, and jealous unchristian temper of Puritanism; and I suppose no one doubts that they do misre- present the true doctrine of Christianity, both by their exclusive devotion to one side only of the teaching of the Bible, and by their misconception of their own favouiite portions of Scrijiture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
E inti llectual portion of the community the true way to solve these difficulties and answir these questions. Simple denunciation, or the reassertion of our own si le of the question, or the assigning our meaning and ideas to his words, will not do it. " — Vol. I. P. 542. * 35. But he was as fearless, as lie was considerate : and that he was no slave to merely popular modes of statement, may be shown by a very interesting passage on the Atone- ment. It was one written within that last period of... his life, during which he seems to have attained to a yet clearer insight into the world he was so soon to enter. It is dated July 31, 1871:— " There is no doubt that Matthew Arnold says much that is true of the narrowness, bigotry, and jealous unchristian temper of Puritanism; and I suppose no one doubts that they do misre- present the true doctrine of Christianity, both by their exclusive devotion to one side only of the teaching of the Bible, and by their misconception of their own favouiite portions of Scrijiture.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W E William Ewart Gladstone to read onlineMoreLess
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