Science And Christianity
Science And Christianity
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When one thinks how St. Paul, a tentmaker, found time to evangelize the world, how a shoemaker like Jacob Boehme, a ribbon-weaver like Tersteegen, a tinker like John Bunyan, while working diligently at their trade, produced spiritual nourishment, not only for their own benefit, but for that of thousands, one must confess with shame: It is not time we want, it is the will! O that our motto were, "Excelsior !" For heaven is high, and many who would fain get there will learn to their cost that God... is high ! We can not reach him by grub- bing day after day, week after week, in the dust of earth, and by incessant care for the things of this world, nor even by working diligently, earning an honest living and saving for our children, laying up to insure for our- selves and them a life free from anxieties ! That do also the heathen!
m m m Christians and Science 157 Let us now review briefly what the Bible tells us of nature.
It does not begin with the Fall, and the promise of redemption; for great and deserving of gratitude as this is, God did not create man in order that he might sin and be redeemed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When one thinks how St. Paul, a tentmaker, found time to evangelize the world, how a shoemaker like Jacob Boehme, a ribbon-weaver like Tersteegen, a tinker like John Bunyan, while working diligently at their trade, produced spiritual nourishment, not only for their own benefit, but for that of thousands, one must confess with shame: It is not time we want, it is the will! O that our motto were, "Excelsior !" For heaven is high, and many who would fain get there will learn to their cost that God... is high ! We can not reach him by grub- bing day after day, week after week, in the dust of earth, and by incessant care for the things of this world, nor even by working diligently, earning an honest living and saving for our children, laying up to insure for our- selves and them a life free from anxieties ! That do also the heathen!
m m m Christians and Science 157 Let us now review briefly what the Bible tells us of nature.
It does not begin with the Fall, and the promise of redemption; for great and deserving of gratitude as this is, God did not create man in order that he might sin and be redeemed.
What to read after Science And Christianity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frdric Bettex to read onlineMoreLess
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