Moral Evolution
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Indeed he was surprised that Nicodemus did not perceive the need of being born again. " Art thou the teacher of Israel and understandest not these things ? " This was an earthly thing, a thing of earthly knowledge, for which no revelation was required. Not only Jews, but other peoples, knew as much as that. It was not a Jew who said, "I see and approve the better, but follow the worse. " Jesus saw the need more clearly than others saw it. He saw that superficial changes in outward conduct and c...ustom were not enough, that political changes, such as deliverance from the Roman yoke, or redistribution of property (" Who made me a judge or a divider over you ? ") were not enough. He brushed away false expectations. He traced evils, personal, social, political, the coming downfall of Jerusalem, to the moral corruption of the people. There must be the changed heart, the new birth, the new man. This is the commonplace of Christianity. Professions will not avail. " Lord, Lord, have we not in thy name done many won- derful works ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Indeed he was surprised that Nicodemus did not perceive the need of being born again. " Art thou the teacher of Israel and understandest not these things ? " This was an earthly thing, a thing of earthly knowledge, for which no revelation was required. Not only Jews, but other peoples, knew as much as that. It was not a Jew who said, "I see and approve the better, but follow the worse. " Jesus saw the need more clearly than others saw it. He saw that superficial changes in outward conduct and c...ustom were not enough, that political changes, such as deliverance from the Roman yoke, or redistribution of property (" Who made me a judge or a divider over you ? ") were not enough. He brushed away false expectations. He traced evils, personal, social, political, the coming downfall of Jerusalem, to the moral corruption of the people. There must be the changed heart, the new birth, the new man. This is the commonplace of Christianity. Professions will not avail. " Lord, Lord, have we not in thy name done many won- derful works ?
What to read after Moral Evolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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