Philip Brooks As the Messenger of God
Philip Brooks As the Messenger of God
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He loved men, and their love for him was but a reflection of that wealth of heart which he lavished upon all.
The thought of his heart was a thought of love.
He saw that all men agreed as to the great facts of nature, although they could not explain them ; and that they differed only as to the theo- ries advanced in their effort to make the facts plain. So he emphasized that wherein they resembled each other and avoided that which would cause contrast and confusion.
He was the highest type of a... mutual friend in the realm of the theological and ecclesiastical.
He spoke In the vocabulary of the heart. He reasoned in the lan- guage of love. The logic of his life was an appeal to the heart and conscience.
Others urged the necessity of a revision of creeds, clear thinking — good idealized. This man pleaded for a revision of deeds, clean living — good crystallized.
He turned his face squarely to- ward the Hght and squared his Hfe faithfully by the light.
It is the ordained misfortune of a powerful personality to be misun- derstood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He loved men, and their love for him was but a reflection of that wealth of heart which he lavished upon all.
The thought of his heart was a thought of love.
He saw that all men agreed as to the great facts of nature, although they could not explain them ; and that they differed only as to the theo- ries advanced in their effort to make the facts plain. So he emphasized that wherein they resembled each other and avoided that which would cause contrast and confusion.
He was the highest type of a... mutual friend in the realm of the theological and ecclesiastical.
He spoke In the vocabulary of the heart. He reasoned in the lan- guage of love. The logic of his life was an appeal to the heart and conscience.
Others urged the necessity of a revision of creeds, clear thinking — good idealized. This man pleaded for a revision of deeds, clean living — good crystallized.
He turned his face squarely to- ward the Hght and squared his Hfe faithfully by the light.
It is the ordained misfortune of a powerful personality to be misun- derstood.
What to read after Philip Brooks As the Messenger of God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George a George Angier Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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