God, the Invisible King
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The believer owes all his being and every mo- ment of his life to God, to keep mind and body as clean, fine, wholesome, active and completely at God's service as he can. There is no scope for in- dulgence or dissipation in such a consecrated life.
It is a matter between the individual and his con- science or his doctor or his social understanding what exactly he may do or not do, what he may eat or drink or so forth, upon any occasion. Nothing can exonerate him from doing his utmost to deter- 5...4 GOD THE INVISIBLE KING mine and perform the right act. Nothing can ex- cuse his failure to do so. But what is here being insisted upon is that none of these things has im- mediately to do with God or religious emotion, ex- cept only the general will to do right in God's service. The detailed interpretation of that ^' right " is for the dispassionate consideration of the human intelligence.
All this is set down here as distinctly as pos- sible. Because of the emotional reservoirs of sex, sexual dogmas are among the most obstinately re- current of all heresies, and sexual excitement is al- ways tending to leak back into religious feeling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The believer owes all his being and every mo- ment of his life to God, to keep mind and body as clean, fine, wholesome, active and completely at God's service as he can. There is no scope for in- dulgence or dissipation in such a consecrated life.
It is a matter between the individual and his con- science or his doctor or his social understanding what exactly he may do or not do, what he may eat or drink or so forth, upon any occasion. Nothing can exonerate him from doing his utmost to deter- 5...4 GOD THE INVISIBLE KING mine and perform the right act. Nothing can ex- cuse his failure to do so. But what is here being insisted upon is that none of these things has im- mediately to do with God or religious emotion, ex- cept only the general will to do right in God's service. The detailed interpretation of that ^' right " is for the dispassionate consideration of the human intelligence.
All this is set down here as distinctly as pos- sible. Because of the emotional reservoirs of sex, sexual dogmas are among the most obstinately re- current of all heresies, and sexual excitement is al- ways tending to leak back into religious feeling.
What to read after God, the Invisible King?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H G Herbert George Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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