Life Pictures From a Pastor's Notebook
Life Pictures From a Pastor's Notebook
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I would I were a true-hearted, wise, and virtuous man, but no one can be more sensible of his follies and faults than myself. Yet, weak as I may be, in constant conflict with the strength of surrounding temptations, I never will confess to such a deprav- ity of heart and enormity of guilt, as to deserve fu- ture suffering, inconceivable in intensity, and eter- nal in duration. Nor, on the other hand, should I feel to merit infinite and unending beatitude, on the ground of having believed in sta...tements that were utterly inadmissible to my comprehension, or in THE DIVINE LIFE. 119 doctrines totally at variance with my most con- scientious convictions.
"You will do me the justice to believe, that what I have said, is with the utmost reverence for that sublime religion in which I have been taught to trust, and which I shall never cease to respect.
" Very respectfully and truly, yours.
Reply.
"Mr.
" Dear Sir : — ^Your letter has, by no means, surprised me, for the very mamier in which you received the books, though courteous in the high- est degree, and the little interest you have evinced in prosecuting the investigation, have led me to fear that your mind was fatally pre-occupied, and that no arguments, .however satisfactory, would be likely to produce upon you any decided impression.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I would I were a true-hearted, wise, and virtuous man, but no one can be more sensible of his follies and faults than myself. Yet, weak as I may be, in constant conflict with the strength of surrounding temptations, I never will confess to such a deprav- ity of heart and enormity of guilt, as to deserve fu- ture suffering, inconceivable in intensity, and eter- nal in duration. Nor, on the other hand, should I feel to merit infinite and unending beatitude, on the ground of having believed in sta...tements that were utterly inadmissible to my comprehension, or in THE DIVINE LIFE. 119 doctrines totally at variance with my most con- scientious convictions.
"You will do me the justice to believe, that what I have said, is with the utmost reverence for that sublime religion in which I have been taught to trust, and which I shall never cease to respect.
" Very respectfully and truly, yours.
Reply.
"Mr.
" Dear Sir : — ^Your letter has, by no means, surprised me, for the very mamier in which you received the books, though courteous in the high- est degree, and the little interest you have evinced in prosecuting the investigation, have led me to fear that your mind was fatally pre-occupied, and that no arguments, .however satisfactory, would be likely to produce upon you any decided impression.
What to read after Life Pictures From a Pastor's Notebook?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Turnbull to read onlineMoreLess
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