Philosophy And Christianity a Series of Lectures Delivered in New York in 1883
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The power lodged in earthen vessels, independent and godlike as it is, is not one that can separate itself absolutely from God, except to its own destruction. Its own initiative must be followed up and sustained by the power of God, or all its labor is worse than lost. And so it is that, while man is called on to work out his own salvation, he has also the assured knowl- edge that God works in him both to will and to do of his good pleasure. The great glory of man, ac- cording to the Christian ...conception of him, is that he is a colaborer with God. In this consists the di- vinity of man. On the other hand, the pledge of man's possible success in accomplishing the work committed to him, lies in the circumstance that God, the Infinite Love, condescends to be a coworker with him.
Such, stated in general terms, is the Christian conception of man. Such is the Christian idea of man's nature, on the one hand as compared with the nature of the created universe at large and, on 208 PHILOSOPHY AND CHRISTIANITY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The power lodged in earthen vessels, independent and godlike as it is, is not one that can separate itself absolutely from God, except to its own destruction. Its own initiative must be followed up and sustained by the power of God, or all its labor is worse than lost. And so it is that, while man is called on to work out his own salvation, he has also the assured knowl- edge that God works in him both to will and to do of his good pleasure. The great glory of man, ac- cording to the Christian ...conception of him, is that he is a colaborer with God. In this consists the di- vinity of man. On the other hand, the pledge of man's possible success in accomplishing the work committed to him, lies in the circumstance that God, the Infinite Love, condescends to be a coworker with him.
Such, stated in general terms, is the Christian conception of man. Such is the Christian idea of man's nature, on the one hand as compared with the nature of the created universe at large and, on 208 PHILOSOPHY AND CHRISTIANITY.
What to read after Philosophy And Christianity a Series of Lectures Delivered in New York in 1883?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Sylvester Morris to read onlineMoreLess
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