Jewish Dreams And Realities Contrasted With Islamitic And Christian Claims
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Strauss, whose "Life of Jesus" left Christianity much in the possession of a " chatemi en Espagne," jiertinently urges that Jesus him- self spolce ,, toon ber 3(n!unft be§ 3LRenfd^eniol^ne§, b. f)., bon feiner eigenen mefftaniic^en 2Bteber!unft in einer jpateren, obtoo^t nid;t fernen 3eit, ico er in ben JBolfen be§ $innnel§, in gijttlid^er Serrlic^feit, unb toon ©ngctn beglcitet, erj^einen i»erbe, bie Xobten ju ertrecfen, Sebenbe unb SBerftorbene ^u xidjtcn, unb fein 3teid), ba§ @ottc§= unb §i'..."i"f't^«ii3rtlid;ev 'Sluffaffung l^ielt fic^ bie dftere ,S{ird)e, fa fie ift eigentlic^ auf bicfem ©runbe aufgebaut, inbem oBne bie Gru^artung ber lt>a^ren3Bieberfunft ©l^rifti gar feined|riftlid^e,*i?ird^e ju (3tan = be gefommen ittcire." Strauss does not hesitate to affirm that ,,l^at er e§ g[eid)Jup^I tion fic^ borl^ergefagt unb felbft erinartet, jo ift er fitr un§ ein ©c^luarmer, Jr»ie er, tcenn er e§ oI;ne eigene lleberjeugung bon fic^ auSgefagt !^dtte, ein ';i5raf)Ier unb Setriiger J»are." Strauss brings a good deal of sophistical ingenuity to bear on the subject, but he succeeds not in extricating his mythical hero froiu the contradictions of his own j^rom- ises; and as Jesus never returned "among the clouds of heaven, in divine glory, and followed by angelic legions, to awaken the dead, judge them and the living, and open the heavenly kingdom," and as this promise is "in fact the ground on which the ancient church was founded, an expectation without which there had never been a church of Christ," so must we not be blamed for holding that the whole fabric is one of fiction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Strauss, whose "Life of Jesus" left Christianity much in the possession of a " chatemi en Espagne," jiertinently urges that Jesus him- self spolce ,, toon ber 3(n!unft be§ 3LRenfd^eniol^ne§, b. f)., bon feiner eigenen mefftaniic^en 2Bteber!unft in einer jpateren, obtoo^t nid;t fernen 3eit, ico er in ben JBolfen be§ $innnel§, in gijttlid^er Serrlic^feit, unb toon ©ngctn beglcitet, erj^einen i»erbe, bie Xobten ju ertrecfen, Sebenbe unb SBerftorbene ^u xidjtcn, unb fein 3teid), ba§ @ottc§= unb §i'..."i"f't^«ii3rtlid;ev 'Sluffaffung l^ielt fic^ bie dftere ,S{ird)e, fa fie ift eigentlic^ auf bicfem ©runbe aufgebaut, inbem oBne bie Gru^artung ber lt>a^ren3Bieberfunft ©l^rifti gar feined|riftlid^e,*i?ird^e ju (3tan = be gefommen ittcire." Strauss does not hesitate to affirm that ,,l^at er e§ g[eid)Jup^I tion fic^ borl^ergefagt unb felbft erinartet, jo ift er fitr un§ ein ©c^luarmer, Jr»ie er, tcenn er e§ oI;ne eigene lleberjeugung bon fic^ auSgefagt !^dtte, ein ';i5raf)Ier unb Setriiger J»are." Strauss brings a good deal of sophistical ingenuity to bear on the subject, but he succeeds not in extricating his mythical hero froiu the contradictions of his own j^rom- ises; and as Jesus never returned "among the clouds of heaven, in divine glory, and followed by angelic legions, to awaken the dead, judge them and the living, and open the heavenly kingdom," and as this promise is "in fact the ground on which the ancient church was founded, an expectation without which there had never been a church of Christ," so must we not be blamed for holding that the whole fabric is one of fiction.
What to read after Jewish Dreams And Realities Contrasted With Islamitic And Christian Claims?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Iliowizi to read onlineMoreLess
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