Jesus According to S Mark
Jesus According to S Mark
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He liked to conceive big definite principles. His mind could hold both sides of a question, but was happier in developing either side to its full value than in balancing one against the other. Its power lay in the quality of its thinking, the enthusiasm of its belief, along certain rather definite lines. After a certain point, to be wide- minded is to be weak-minded. And so Jesus' thoughts expressed themselves in sayings that are not mere epigrams but have permanently enriched and inspired the ...world.^ 1 Mark xii, 41-44. ^ Cf. P. 44. " Cf. P. 46.
JESUS' MIND 105 (iii) Jesus did not as a rule argue with people, or try to produce convictions of reason. He more often made dogmatic statements, and relied upon his personal authority to prove them. The only form of argument generally recognised which he used at all habitually was the argu- ment from analogy. This underlies more or less consciously both his metaphorical sayings and his parables. Indeed metaphor and analogy are so habitual with him that one may reason- ably suspect their presence in sayings which in form, at any rate, allow a literal interpretation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He liked to conceive big definite principles. His mind could hold both sides of a question, but was happier in developing either side to its full value than in balancing one against the other. Its power lay in the quality of its thinking, the enthusiasm of its belief, along certain rather definite lines. After a certain point, to be wide- minded is to be weak-minded. And so Jesus' thoughts expressed themselves in sayings that are not mere epigrams but have permanently enriched and inspired the ...world.^ 1 Mark xii, 41-44. ^ Cf. P. 44. " Cf. P. 46.
JESUS' MIND 105 (iii) Jesus did not as a rule argue with people, or try to produce convictions of reason. He more often made dogmatic statements, and relied upon his personal authority to prove them. The only form of argument generally recognised which he used at all habitually was the argu- ment from analogy. This underlies more or less consciously both his metaphorical sayings and his parables. Indeed metaphor and analogy are so habitual with him that one may reason- ably suspect their presence in sayings which in form, at any rate, allow a literal interpretation.
What to read after Jesus According to S Mark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M James Matthew Thompson to read onlineMoreLess
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