Heavenly Homage : a Sermon Occasioned By the Death of Mrs. Martha Vinal Hooker, Preached in the Eliot Church, Boston, December 3, 1893
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Without question it is a social place, eminently a social place. Christianity is of all religions the most social. The spirit of evan- gelical Christianity, the spirit of those born from above, born into the kingdom not of this world, is preeminently social. Like the founder and chief theme of Christianity, its instinctive impulse, when rightly educated, is to communicate. Uniform soli- tude belies its nature. Voluntary seclusion, whether in the cave or the convent, is anti-Christian. Most reas...onably delightful is the believer's anticipation of rejoining friends who precede and of welcoming those who come after him. And what a thanksgiv- ing assemblage will at last be that of " the whole family in heaven and on earth " gathered together !
But of all things superfluous regarding the future state nothing is more so than the writing of ser- mons and books to prove the recognition of friends, as if it were supposable that they will know less or will have fewer opportunities and feebler discern- ment there than here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Without question it is a social place, eminently a social place. Christianity is of all religions the most social. The spirit of evan- gelical Christianity, the spirit of those born from above, born into the kingdom not of this world, is preeminently social. Like the founder and chief theme of Christianity, its instinctive impulse, when rightly educated, is to communicate. Uniform soli- tude belies its nature. Voluntary seclusion, whether in the cave or the convent, is anti-Christian. Most reas...onably delightful is the believer's anticipation of rejoining friends who precede and of welcoming those who come after him. And what a thanksgiv- ing assemblage will at last be that of " the whole family in heaven and on earth " gathered together !
But of all things superfluous regarding the future state nothing is more so than the writing of ser- mons and books to prove the recognition of friends, as if it were supposable that they will know less or will have fewer opportunities and feebler discern- ment there than here.
What to read after Heavenly Homage : a Sermon Occasioned By the Death of Mrs. Martha Vinal Hooker, Preached in the Eliot Church, Boston, December 3, 1893?
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