Letters On the Greatness And Simplicity of the Christian Faith
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And that men are children of God means, further, to Christ, that every man, though he may be in the wrong, is still a child of the heav- [72] OP THE CHRISTIAN FAITH enly Father, loved of God, grieved over, longed for, spught out.
Once more, because God is Father, and his life of love is the one true life, that men should be children of God means, also, that they must be brothers one of another. If I am to love men, I need to believe that the life of every man is knit up indisso- lubly with my o...wn, that he is like me, and that he is in very truth a child of God. Then I cannot wish to kill or hate or despise or condemn him.
That men are my brothers means, then, in the first place, that our lives are indissolubly knit up together. For, to mention no other consideration, for your own life, according to Christ's fundamental principle, you need most of all to love. And to refuse to love, to refuse to pour [73] GREATNESS AND SIMPLICITY out your life into the life of others, is to doom yourself to the dreadful loneliness and fruitlessness of the selfish life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And that men are children of God means, further, to Christ, that every man, though he may be in the wrong, is still a child of the heav- [72] OP THE CHRISTIAN FAITH enly Father, loved of God, grieved over, longed for, spught out.
Once more, because God is Father, and his life of love is the one true life, that men should be children of God means, also, that they must be brothers one of another. If I am to love men, I need to believe that the life of every man is knit up indisso- lubly with my o...wn, that he is like me, and that he is in very truth a child of God. Then I cannot wish to kill or hate or despise or condemn him.
That men are my brothers means, then, in the first place, that our lives are indissolubly knit up together. For, to mention no other consideration, for your own life, according to Christ's fundamental principle, you need most of all to love. And to refuse to love, to refuse to pour [73] GREATNESS AND SIMPLICITY out your life into the life of others, is to doom yourself to the dreadful loneliness and fruitlessness of the selfish life.
What to read after Letters On the Greatness And Simplicity of the Christian Faith?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Henry Churchill, 1858-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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