Quiet Talks On Power
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They were strangers to me. I was in doubt what best to say to them. One dis- Hkes to fire ammunition at people that are absent.
Choked Channels. Ii So stepping down to a front pew where several ministers were seated, I asked one of them to run his eye over the house and tell me what sort of a congregation it was, so far as he knew them. He did so, and presently replied: "I think fully two- thirds of these men are members of our churches" — and then, with that same quizzical, half-laughing look,... he added, "but you know, sir, as well as I do, that not half of them are christians worth counting. " **Well, " I said to myself, astonished, *'this is a mining camp; this certainly is not anything like the condition of affairs in the country generally. " But that series of incidents, coming one after the other in such rapid succession, set me thinking in- tently about that strange distinction between being members of a church on the one hand, and on the other, living lives that count and tell and weigh for Jesus seven days in the week.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They were strangers to me. I was in doubt what best to say to them. One dis- Hkes to fire ammunition at people that are absent.
Choked Channels. Ii So stepping down to a front pew where several ministers were seated, I asked one of them to run his eye over the house and tell me what sort of a congregation it was, so far as he knew them. He did so, and presently replied: "I think fully two- thirds of these men are members of our churches" — and then, with that same quizzical, half-laughing look,... he added, "but you know, sir, as well as I do, that not half of them are christians worth counting. " **Well, " I said to myself, astonished, *'this is a mining camp; this certainly is not anything like the condition of affairs in the country generally. " But that series of incidents, coming one after the other in such rapid succession, set me thinking in- tently about that strange distinction between being members of a church on the one hand, and on the other, living lives that count and tell and weigh for Jesus seven days in the week.
What to read after Quiet Talks On Power?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gordon Samuel Dickey to read onlineMoreLess
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