Religious Experience Its Evidential Value
Religious Experience Its Evidential Value
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With no undue claim, and with no irrational assumption, it is to be asserted that Christian experience is realized only in a spiritual environment with which a nonspiritual, or agnostic, philosophy has no qualification for dealing. It was funda- mental in the teaching of Saint Paul that the merely natural man cannot know the things of the Spirit, for they are to be spiritually dis- cerned. However difiicult to philosophic reason may seem this doctrine, however audacious its challenge to the pri...de of intellect, it rests vitally at the very foundations of Christian experience.
The Christian religion, as no other historic faith, calls for a direct, conscious, and vital relationship of the individual soul to God. It means really an indwelling of God in the life of the soul. Its fundamental assumptions are: that for man as a sinner God has insti- CHRISTIAN CHARACTER 111 tuted an effective redemption from sin; that upon the penitent soul the Divine Spirit sets the direct seal of pardon; that in the pardoned soul there is wrought a moral regeneration, begetting within that soul a new, divine life; that to the soul thus newborn God specifically, distinctively imparts himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With no undue claim, and with no irrational assumption, it is to be asserted that Christian experience is realized only in a spiritual environment with which a nonspiritual, or agnostic, philosophy has no qualification for dealing. It was funda- mental in the teaching of Saint Paul that the merely natural man cannot know the things of the Spirit, for they are to be spiritually dis- cerned. However difiicult to philosophic reason may seem this doctrine, however audacious its challenge to the pri...de of intellect, it rests vitally at the very foundations of Christian experience.
The Christian religion, as no other historic faith, calls for a direct, conscious, and vital relationship of the individual soul to God. It means really an indwelling of God in the life of the soul. Its fundamental assumptions are: that for man as a sinner God has insti- CHRISTIAN CHARACTER 111 tuted an effective redemption from sin; that upon the penitent soul the Divine Spirit sets the direct seal of pardon; that in the pardoned soul there is wrought a moral regeneration, begetting within that soul a new, divine life; that to the soul thus newborn God specifically, distinctively imparts himself.
What to read after Religious Experience Its Evidential Value?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Preston Mains to read onlineMoreLess
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