Memorials of John Mcleod Campbell Being Selections From His Correspondence Vol
Memorials of John Mcleod Campbell Being Selections From His Correspondence Vol
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" I know indeed how much there is of quoting Scripture as men quote a law book, drawing on the naked intellect only ; the teaching of God as the living God being relegated to the region of miracle and exceptional dealing. But while not rejecting the thought of exceptional dealings amounting to the miraculous, my faith acknowledges as normal, and underlying all hope in preaching as all responsibility in hearing, a true inward divine teaching in the spirit, enabling him who is yielded to it, and ...in the measure in which he is 1 868-69. ^'f/^i TTHE W ARNOLD. 255 yielded to it, to understand and welcome Revelation. Who, knowing this as the history of his own deepest convictions, can be other than pained by Arnold's lightness and, I may say, ridicule ?
But is not this (to which he recurs as a good point) trace- able to a more serious evil than such levity as the too frequent confident and irreverent dogmatism of theologians may in fact excuse? — traceable, I mean, to a resolving of the will of God into a moral law to which, for its well-being, our moral nature must conform, as our physical to the law of gravitation ; by which process the personality of God is lost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" I know indeed how much there is of quoting Scripture as men quote a law book, drawing on the naked intellect only ; the teaching of God as the living God being relegated to the region of miracle and exceptional dealing. But while not rejecting the thought of exceptional dealings amounting to the miraculous, my faith acknowledges as normal, and underlying all hope in preaching as all responsibility in hearing, a true inward divine teaching in the spirit, enabling him who is yielded to it, and ...in the measure in which he is 1 868-69. ^'f/^i TTHE W ARNOLD. 255 yielded to it, to understand and welcome Revelation. Who, knowing this as the history of his own deepest convictions, can be other than pained by Arnold's lightness and, I may say, ridicule ?
But is not this (to which he recurs as a good point) trace- able to a more serious evil than such levity as the too frequent confident and irreverent dogmatism of theologians may in fact excuse? — traceable, I mean, to a resolving of the will of God into a moral law to which, for its well-being, our moral nature must conform, as our physical to the law of gravitation ; by which process the personality of God is lost.
What to read after Memorials of John Mcleod Campbell Being Selections From His Correspondence Vol?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, John Mcleod, 1800-1872 to read onlineMoreLess
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