Sermons
Sermons
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But we are united together by the sacred and close ties of faith, of hope, of charity, and of religion. In the midst of the world we form a society wholly internal and holy, of which charity is the invisible bond, and altogether distinct from that civil society which legisla- tors have established. Consequently, by fulfilling, with regard to Ser. 14. FORGIVENESS OF INJURIES. 229 your brethren, the external courtesies, you satisfy the claims which civil society hath upon you, but you do not sati...sfy those of reli- gion ; you disturb not the political order, but you overturn the or- der of charity ; you are a peaceable citizen, but you are not a citizen of heaven; you are a man of the age, but you are not a man of the age to come; the world may acquit you, and demand no more, but what you do is a blank in the sight of God, because you are not in charity; and your condemnation is certain. Come and tell us, after this, that you will not be wanting in decorum, and that religion exacts no more of us.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But we are united together by the sacred and close ties of faith, of hope, of charity, and of religion. In the midst of the world we form a society wholly internal and holy, of which charity is the invisible bond, and altogether distinct from that civil society which legisla- tors have established. Consequently, by fulfilling, with regard to Ser. 14. FORGIVENESS OF INJURIES. 229 your brethren, the external courtesies, you satisfy the claims which civil society hath upon you, but you do not sati...sfy those of reli- gion ; you disturb not the political order, but you overturn the or- der of charity ; you are a peaceable citizen, but you are not a citizen of heaven; you are a man of the age, but you are not a man of the age to come; the world may acquit you, and demand no more, but what you do is a blank in the sight of God, because you are not in charity; and your condemnation is certain. Come and tell us, after this, that you will not be wanting in decorum, and that religion exacts no more of us.
What to read after Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jean Baptiste Massillon to read onlineMoreLess
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