Selections From the Writings of James Kennard Jr With a Sketch of His Life a
Selections From the Writings of James Kennard Jr With a Sketch of His Life a
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Is he honest? " O, yes ! no one doubts that he is sincere, honest, and desirous of being truly virtuous ; but all this makes him only so much the more dangerous. He is Satan in the garb of an angel. " How do you know he is a devil ? You do not know it ; but I will tell you why you think as you do, why you judge thus harshly of your brother. It is because he is not a Christian according to your creed. And who made you a ruler and a judge over him ? He believes in * Published in the Knickerbocker..., for May, 1843.
128 TOLERATION.
God, and that Jesus is the Christ ; he believes it to be his duty, and feels it to be his privilege, to love God with all his heart, and also to love his neigh- bour as himself; but he does not believe some other things which you do ; he does not subscribe to every item of your church creed, and therefore he is to you a heathen. Be not so uncharitable, or you may disgust him at the outset with what you deem Chris- tianity. He has already, through much toil, com- prehended and received the above-named four cardinal articles of your faith ; speak kindly to him, encour- age him, and he may in due time understand and embrace the remaining and minor articles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is he honest? " O, yes ! no one doubts that he is sincere, honest, and desirous of being truly virtuous ; but all this makes him only so much the more dangerous. He is Satan in the garb of an angel. " How do you know he is a devil ? You do not know it ; but I will tell you why you think as you do, why you judge thus harshly of your brother. It is because he is not a Christian according to your creed. And who made you a ruler and a judge over him ? He believes in * Published in the Knickerbocker..., for May, 1843.
128 TOLERATION.
God, and that Jesus is the Christ ; he believes it to be his duty, and feels it to be his privilege, to love God with all his heart, and also to love his neigh- bour as himself; but he does not believe some other things which you do ; he does not subscribe to every item of your church creed, and therefore he is to you a heathen. Be not so uncharitable, or you may disgust him at the outset with what you deem Chris- tianity. He has already, through much toil, com- prehended and received the above-named four cardinal articles of your faith ; speak kindly to him, encour- age him, and he may in due time understand and embrace the remaining and minor articles.
What to read after Selections From the Writings of James Kennard Jr With a Sketch of His Life a?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Kennard to read onlineMoreLess
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