Pure Gold Or Truth in Its Native Loveliness
Pure Gold Or Truth in Its Native Loveliness
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It has its form of expression, as well in the gloom of heathenism, as under the cheerful light of Christianity. The magnificent Pyramids, and rock-hewn tombs of Egypt are the outward em- bodiment of this " longing after immortality. " The mind may be in darkness and doubt as to the fact, but the desire still lingers, even after deprav- ity has perverted the nature, and our crimes make us afraid to live. Fear of future retribution may overrule, or suppress, though it cannot an- nihilate, the des...ire for immortality. This desire being inherent, God is its Author ; and God being its author, he must have intended its gratification. For it is not supposable that God would give us a constitution, out of which arises naturally, and necessarily, the desire, — the prospect of perpetual life, and provide no corresponding reality. The indulgence of such a thought would be a reflec- tion upon the divine character. The bare fact that God has given us this ambition to live, should 88 IMMORTALITY.
be received as a sure pledge of endless being.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It has its form of expression, as well in the gloom of heathenism, as under the cheerful light of Christianity. The magnificent Pyramids, and rock-hewn tombs of Egypt are the outward em- bodiment of this " longing after immortality. " The mind may be in darkness and doubt as to the fact, but the desire still lingers, even after deprav- ity has perverted the nature, and our crimes make us afraid to live. Fear of future retribution may overrule, or suppress, though it cannot an- nihilate, the des...ire for immortality. This desire being inherent, God is its Author ; and God being its author, he must have intended its gratification. For it is not supposable that God would give us a constitution, out of which arises naturally, and necessarily, the desire, — the prospect of perpetual life, and provide no corresponding reality. The indulgence of such a thought would be a reflec- tion upon the divine character. The bare fact that God has given us this ambition to live, should 88 IMMORTALITY.
be received as a sure pledge of endless being.
What to read after Pure Gold Or Truth in Its Native Loveliness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by D David Holmes to read onlineMoreLess
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