More That Must Be Told
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There is, I fancy, a troubled conscience among some of the ministers of the Christian churches, a sense of guilt and of fear. In the universal tragedy of the war they were rebuked by the pettiness of their sectarian quarrels, their utter loss of touch with the souls of men, condemned to die because their teaching had failed.
Now, after the war, they are troubled because in that time they were impotent, divided into nationalities 122 THE NEED OF THE SPIRIT like the warring nations, and into defe...nders of the state (right or wrong), instead of being united as defend- ers of the Faith. Surely, as they knew, rehgion must be more universal than that of Juju men of the war- painted tribes. In the Hibbert Journal at which I glance from time to time as an adventure in psychology, there have been great outpourings of heart, confes- sions of failure, pleas for unity, programs for bringing the Christian churches into closer touch with the people.
They seem to believe they have their chance now, once more, to restore the old faith to the people, and their last chance.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is, I fancy, a troubled conscience among some of the ministers of the Christian churches, a sense of guilt and of fear. In the universal tragedy of the war they were rebuked by the pettiness of their sectarian quarrels, their utter loss of touch with the souls of men, condemned to die because their teaching had failed.
Now, after the war, they are troubled because in that time they were impotent, divided into nationalities 122 THE NEED OF THE SPIRIT like the warring nations, and into defe...nders of the state (right or wrong), instead of being united as defend- ers of the Faith. Surely, as they knew, rehgion must be more universal than that of Juju men of the war- painted tribes. In the Hibbert Journal at which I glance from time to time as an adventure in psychology, there have been great outpourings of heart, confes- sions of failure, pleas for unity, programs for bringing the Christian churches into closer touch with the people.
They seem to believe they have their chance now, once more, to restore the old faith to the people, and their last chance.
What to read after More That Must Be Told?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gibbs Philip to read onlineMoreLess
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