Life And Letters of Phillips Brooks V.2
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It is the need that every man should ^T. 46] RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS 253 thus fulfil his own true life which makes the obligation, and must ultimately make for every man the attractiveness, of dtity.
While this is the distinctive New Testament Idea of Duty, the other Ideas of Duty have their true place. Always "mere moral- ity," as it used to be called, is included and involved, not set aside by the Gospel. Such motives as the fear of the conse- quences of sin, the honorable gratitude to God, the... regard for the well-being of humanity, the instinctive sense of the beauty of con- forming to the moral law, are freely used to surround and sustain the central motive which comes of the soul's revealed possibilities.
Indeed some of these motives may be considered only as other forms of this motive.
The entrance into this deeper consciousness and into the motive power which it exercises is Regeneration, the new Birth, not merely with reference to time, but with reference also to pro- foundness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the need that every man should ^T. 46] RELIGIOUS CONVICTIONS 253 thus fulfil his own true life which makes the obligation, and must ultimately make for every man the attractiveness, of dtity.
While this is the distinctive New Testament Idea of Duty, the other Ideas of Duty have their true place. Always "mere moral- ity," as it used to be called, is included and involved, not set aside by the Gospel. Such motives as the fear of the conse- quences of sin, the honorable gratitude to God, the... regard for the well-being of humanity, the instinctive sense of the beauty of con- forming to the moral law, are freely used to surround and sustain the central motive which comes of the soul's revealed possibilities.
Indeed some of these motives may be considered only as other forms of this motive.
The entrance into this deeper consciousness and into the motive power which it exercises is Regeneration, the new Birth, not merely with reference to time, but with reference also to pro- foundness.
What to read after Life And Letters of Phillips Brooks V.2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen, Alexander V. G. (Alexander Viets Griswold), 1841-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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