Revelation And the Ideal
Revelation And the Ideal
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That unreturning dove is the symbol of that to which God will bring us at last. How we return again and again when God sends us forth to our old luxuries, our old indulgences, our old narrow- nesses, our old sins. How we return to our THE IDEALIST UNDER FOUR ASPECTS 175 meagre thoughts about God, our mean plans for his kingdom, our poor outlooks, and our barren rest. How full of these dreadful retrogrades our lives are. How few of our sins, our follies, our weaknesses, we have ever finally aban...doned. We are like the poor vagrant who after serving each new sentence turns up in court to be sentenced again for the same old crime. Shall these miser- able, heartbreaking retrogrades into our past and worst selves never cease? Yes. God brings his faithful messenger to the eventful morning and forth he flies, leaving forever behind him the dead and bad past. The epoch in which these dismal retrogrades come to an end, in which the soul escapes from itself, in which it makes a new and momentous beginning, in which it dates a forth-going, unreturning flight over God's world and in God's might, is the epoch that awaits the steadfast will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That unreturning dove is the symbol of that to which God will bring us at last. How we return again and again when God sends us forth to our old luxuries, our old indulgences, our old narrow- nesses, our old sins. How we return to our THE IDEALIST UNDER FOUR ASPECTS 175 meagre thoughts about God, our mean plans for his kingdom, our poor outlooks, and our barren rest. How full of these dreadful retrogrades our lives are. How few of our sins, our follies, our weaknesses, we have ever finally aban...doned. We are like the poor vagrant who after serving each new sentence turns up in court to be sentenced again for the same old crime. Shall these miser- able, heartbreaking retrogrades into our past and worst selves never cease? Yes. God brings his faithful messenger to the eventful morning and forth he flies, leaving forever behind him the dead and bad past. The epoch in which these dismal retrogrades come to an end, in which the soul escapes from itself, in which it makes a new and momentous beginning, in which it dates a forth-going, unreturning flight over God's world and in God's might, is the epoch that awaits the steadfast will.
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