History of Religions volume 2
History of Religions volume 2
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" Au- gustine's man has no such power of choice. The will to believe is a work of God in man; faith is the gift of God. This faith is not merely true belief about Christ, for in that sense demons and wicked men may believe. Christian faith is inseparably joined with hope in Christ and love to him; if a man have not these, he believes that there is a Christ, he does not believe in Christ. The faith by which man is justified is faith working by love. Justification is not, in Augustine, a declarat...ory act, as the reformers of the six- teenth century interpreted Paul, by which the sinner is ■pronounced righteous in virtue of the righteousness of Christ; it really makes a man righteous. 1 "This is the grace of God through Jesus Christ, whereby he makes us righteous with his own righteousness, not w T ith ours. " The justifying grace of God liberates the will, so that it is free for good instead of evil; it inspires good-will, or love, by which its subject is renewed in the inner man; " by the indwelling of the Spirit there arises pleasure in, and love of, that supreme and un- changeable good which is God"; by shedding abroad love in man's heart it implants good desire in place of evil desire (concupiscentia mala).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Au- gustine's man has no such power of choice. The will to believe is a work of God in man; faith is the gift of God. This faith is not merely true belief about Christ, for in that sense demons and wicked men may believe. Christian faith is inseparably joined with hope in Christ and love to him; if a man have not these, he believes that there is a Christ, he does not believe in Christ. The faith by which man is justified is faith working by love. Justification is not, in Augustine, a declarat...ory act, as the reformers of the six- teenth century interpreted Paul, by which the sinner is ■pronounced righteous in virtue of the righteousness of Christ; it really makes a man righteous. 1 "This is the grace of God through Jesus Christ, whereby he makes us righteous with his own righteousness, not w T ith ours. " The justifying grace of God liberates the will, so that it is free for good instead of evil; it inspires good-will, or love, by which its subject is renewed in the inner man; " by the indwelling of the Spirit there arises pleasure in, and love of, that supreme and un- changeable good which is God"; by shedding abroad love in man's heart it implants good desire in place of evil desire (concupiscentia mala).
What to read after History of Religions volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Foot Moore to read onlineMoreLess
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