Modernism in Religion
Modernism in Religion
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He was absolutely fear- less and sincere. He loved common men and women. He did not love the scribes and pharisees who were harming others by keeping them out of the Kingdom, which they themselves refused to enter. He was conscious of fulfilling the old law by transcending its legalistic form with a spir- itual content. He meant to kill legalism in religion. The church has not yet succeeded in keeping true to His ideal in the matter. He was conscious of human limitations; conscious of deriving ...all from the Father, and of subordi- nation to Him. He was consciously Master; conscious of His Messiahship and of a Spiritual Kingdom on earth. He was conscious of revealing the character of God, of His power to forgive sins, and of His own unique sonship. He was intensely religious and ethical. Yet he left no new creed or decalogue. He left us, primarily, a new way of living. First fellowship with God, through Him, and then fellowship with men in His Kingdom. These are a few of the lines for the modernists' portrait of Him.
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He was absolutely fear- less and sincere. He loved common men and women. He did not love the scribes and pharisees who were harming others by keeping them out of the Kingdom, which they themselves refused to enter. He was conscious of fulfilling the old law by transcending its legalistic form with a spir- itual content. He meant to kill legalism in religion. The church has not yet succeeded in keeping true to His ideal in the matter. He was conscious of human limitations; conscious of deriving ...all from the Father, and of subordi- nation to Him. He was consciously Master; conscious of His Messiahship and of a Spiritual Kingdom on earth. He was conscious of revealing the character of God, of His power to forgive sins, and of His own unique sonship. He was intensely religious and ethical. Yet he left no new creed or decalogue. He left us, primarily, a new way of living. First fellowship with God, through Him, and then fellowship with men in His Kingdom. These are a few of the lines for the modernists' portrait of Him.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sterrett, James Macbride, 1847-1923 to read onlineMoreLess
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