Practical Christianity
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As soon as Christ possesses a man, he no longer does right by rule and as a machine. His heart kindles ^yith love, and it is first nature to do right to those he loves. Righteousness is a necessary fruit of love, and the deeper the love the wider the sway of righteousness. If a man loved absolutely, he would become absolutely right- eous, for it would become his greatest pain to harm an3^body in the universe. Christ's right- eousness is, then, not to be sought as an end in itself; it comes with... love. It is "put on" as fast as we put on Christ. It is no more a thing of patches and rags ; it is a robe which covers the whole man. It is, too, a vital spir- itual principle, which links the Christian into union with the interests of all other men, and makes a complete network of relation, and this kind of love-born righteousness is not merely for earthly society ; it is as well an essential quality of the kingdom of heaven, and it is a most fitting crown for those who '' keep the faith." CHAPTER XXXI TWO TYPICAL CONCEPTIONS OF SALVATION ii \ RE you saved ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as Christ possesses a man, he no longer does right by rule and as a machine. His heart kindles ^yith love, and it is first nature to do right to those he loves. Righteousness is a necessary fruit of love, and the deeper the love the wider the sway of righteousness. If a man loved absolutely, he would become absolutely right- eous, for it would become his greatest pain to harm an3^body in the universe. Christ's right- eousness is, then, not to be sought as an end in itself; it comes with... love. It is "put on" as fast as we put on Christ. It is no more a thing of patches and rags ; it is a robe which covers the whole man. It is, too, a vital spir- itual principle, which links the Christian into union with the interests of all other men, and makes a complete network of relation, and this kind of love-born righteousness is not merely for earthly society ; it is as well an essential quality of the kingdom of heaven, and it is a most fitting crown for those who '' keep the faith." CHAPTER XXXI TWO TYPICAL CONCEPTIONS OF SALVATION ii \ RE you saved ?
What to read after Practical Christianity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, Rufus Matthew, 1863-1948 to read onlineMoreLess
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