Oriental Religions And Christianity 8 7
Oriental Religions And Christianity 8 7
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A. C. Good, now a missionary among the cannibal tribes of WestAfrica, stated in the Presbyterian General Assembly at Saratoga in May, 1890, that with all the fetishes and superstitions known among thetribes on the Ogovie, if a man is asked who made him, he points to thesky and utters the name of an unknown being who created all things. [150]When Tschoop, the stalwart Mohican chief, came to the Moravians to askthat a missionary might be sent to his people, he said: "Do not send usa man to tell u...s that there is a God--we all know that; or that we aresinners--we all know that; but send one to tell us aboutsalvation. "[151] Even Buddhism has not remained true to the atheism ofits founder. A Thibetan Lama said to Abbé Huc: "You must not confoundreligious truths with the superstitions of the vulgar. The Tartarsprostrate themselves before whatever they see, but there is one onlySovereign of the universe, the creator of all things, alike withoutbeginning and without end. " But what is the testimony of the great dead religions of the past withrespect to a primitive monotheism?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A. C. Good, now a missionary among the cannibal tribes of WestAfrica, stated in the Presbyterian General Assembly at Saratoga in May, 1890, that with all the fetishes and superstitions known among thetribes on the Ogovie, if a man is asked who made him, he points to thesky and utters the name of an unknown being who created all things. [150]When Tschoop, the stalwart Mohican chief, came to the Moravians to askthat a missionary might be sent to his people, he said: "Do not send usa man to tell u...s that there is a God--we all know that; or that we aresinners--we all know that; but send one to tell us aboutsalvation. "[151] Even Buddhism has not remained true to the atheism ofits founder. A Thibetan Lama said to Abbé Huc: "You must not confoundreligious truths with the superstitions of the vulgar. The Tartarsprostrate themselves before whatever they see, but there is one onlySovereign of the universe, the creator of all things, alike withoutbeginning and without end. " But what is the testimony of the great dead religions of the past withrespect to a primitive monotheism?
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