Religion And To-Day
Religion And To-Day
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Says a modern French writer : *' Le peu que nous croyons Hent au peu que nous sommes " (the littleness of our belief is a measure of the littleness of our character). To believe nothing is to do nothing.
The most conspicuous figures in history have been people of the widest, firmest faith. They have cut so deep into the world's life because of the immensity of the pressure behind them. Whether it is Augustine in the fifth century, or Bernard in the twelfth, or Francis of Assisi in the thirteent...h, or Luther in the sixteenth, the originators of the world's best and deepest life have ever been men of belief ; not ours, perhaps, but always of their own.
And yet, observe, these men were always some- thing more than their creed. They derived their force from their vital connection with the highest that they knew. They fed at the sources of life.
And this life, which dominated them, delighted to show itself in richer, subtler forms than the beliefs which they held. The character in them was so far beyond words.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Says a modern French writer : *' Le peu que nous croyons Hent au peu que nous sommes " (the littleness of our belief is a measure of the littleness of our character). To believe nothing is to do nothing.
The most conspicuous figures in history have been people of the widest, firmest faith. They have cut so deep into the world's life because of the immensity of the pressure behind them. Whether it is Augustine in the fifth century, or Bernard in the twelfth, or Francis of Assisi in the thirteent...h, or Luther in the sixteenth, the originators of the world's best and deepest life have ever been men of belief ; not ours, perhaps, but always of their own.
And yet, observe, these men were always some- thing more than their creed. They derived their force from their vital connection with the highest that they knew. They fed at the sources of life.
And this life, which dominated them, delighted to show itself in richer, subtler forms than the beliefs which they held. The character in them was so far beyond words.
What to read after Religion And To-Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Jonathan Brierley to read onlineMoreLess
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