New Theology Sermons
New Theology Sermons
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There is only one word to describe that kind of statement, and I do not like to use it. It is utterly untrue, and it is not difficult to see the motive behind declarations of that kind. It is the desire to distort and misrep- resent any mode of stating truth with which the writer disagrees. I do not think I need now re- peat what I have previously said regarding the nature of sin, but perhaps, for the sake of greater clearness in the examination of my text, I had better do so. Sin is nothing ot...her than selfishness. Even rebellion against God of a most deliberate character — and I have never yet met a man who would acknowledge that he had been guilty of that — is ultimately self- ishness: it is the attempt to live for oneself at the expense of some one else or at the expense of the common life. Every thought, feeling, and desire which springs from a selfish motive is sin. All possible activities of the soul are between selfishness it8 new theology sermons on the one hand and love on the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is only one word to describe that kind of statement, and I do not like to use it. It is utterly untrue, and it is not difficult to see the motive behind declarations of that kind. It is the desire to distort and misrep- resent any mode of stating truth with which the writer disagrees. I do not think I need now re- peat what I have previously said regarding the nature of sin, but perhaps, for the sake of greater clearness in the examination of my text, I had better do so. Sin is nothing ot...her than selfishness. Even rebellion against God of a most deliberate character — and I have never yet met a man who would acknowledge that he had been guilty of that — is ultimately self- ishness: it is the attempt to live for oneself at the expense of some one else or at the expense of the common life. Every thought, feeling, and desire which springs from a selfish motive is sin. All possible activities of the soul are between selfishness it8 new theology sermons on the one hand and love on the other.
What to read after New Theology Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, R. J. (Reginald John), 1867-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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