God's Image in Man : Some Intuitive Perceptions of Truth
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So long as the spiritual ego remains latent, the baser self is content to travel the horizon- tal road of sensuous existence with a more or less active intellectual accompaniment. But at length the jar of a stroke of affliction, or experience of some reverse of fortune, awakens the spiritual ego, and from that time an irre- pressible conflict begins. Then the lower self may cry, peace ! peace I but there is no peace.
The contest for supremacy has opened, and sooner or later it will rage with gr...eat intensity.
Sometimes a temporary anodyne is adminis- tered through the observance of formal creeds, sacraments, and rituals, but ere long their un- substantial nature is brought to light. The "carnal man" is willing to be refined, to be moral, and even religious, but is not willing to abdicate the throne. In a variety of armors and disguises he disputes every inch of the ground, over and over again. Paul gives many graphic Digitized by Google man's dual nature. 177 descriptions of his own experience in this war- fare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So long as the spiritual ego remains latent, the baser self is content to travel the horizon- tal road of sensuous existence with a more or less active intellectual accompaniment. But at length the jar of a stroke of affliction, or experience of some reverse of fortune, awakens the spiritual ego, and from that time an irre- pressible conflict begins. Then the lower self may cry, peace ! peace I but there is no peace.
The contest for supremacy has opened, and sooner or later it will rage with gr...eat intensity.
Sometimes a temporary anodyne is adminis- tered through the observance of formal creeds, sacraments, and rituals, but ere long their un- substantial nature is brought to light. The "carnal man" is willing to be refined, to be moral, and even religious, but is not willing to abdicate the throne. In a variety of armors and disguises he disputes every inch of the ground, over and over again. Paul gives many graphic Digitized by Google man's dual nature. 177 descriptions of his own experience in this war- fare.
What to read after God's Image in Man : Some Intuitive Perceptions of Truth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wood, Henry, 1834-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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