New Life in the Oldest Empire
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Nevertheless, it is this division more than anything else which hinders the prompt manifestation of the life which is in Christianity. The Gospel is intolerant of the sect-idea, and whatever weak excuses or at- tempted justifications we may offer, a divided Christen- dom is a contradiction in terms. A missionary force which merely stretches along the front of battle with- out open unity of command and full control lacks that high morale which alone can bring final victory. In the mission field ...this disunion weakens all, so that none, even the most highly organized, can speak or act with power, and it paralyses the Body so that it cannot act according to its own nature. Great as is the power of conservatism in the Japanese, stubborn as is the opposition of the bureaucracy to Christian ideas, deeply rooted as is the idea that the Japanese are a nation apart from the rest of humanity, all these are as nothing at all compared with the loss of vital force through the divisions of Christians.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless, it is this division more than anything else which hinders the prompt manifestation of the life which is in Christianity. The Gospel is intolerant of the sect-idea, and whatever weak excuses or at- tempted justifications we may offer, a divided Christen- dom is a contradiction in terms. A missionary force which merely stretches along the front of battle with- out open unity of command and full control lacks that high morale which alone can bring final victory. In the mission field ...this disunion weakens all, so that none, even the most highly organized, can speak or act with power, and it paralyses the Body so that it cannot act according to its own nature. Great as is the power of conservatism in the Japanese, stubborn as is the opposition of the bureaucracy to Christian ideas, deeply rooted as is the idea that the Japanese are a nation apart from the rest of humanity, all these are as nothing at all compared with the loss of vital force through the divisions of Christians.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sweet, Charles Filkins, 1854 Or 5-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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