Social Work in the Light of History
Social Work in the Light of History
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This did not mean, however, that the Church ignored the 230 ECCLESIASTICAL CHARITIES 231 existence of social classes. The Epistles of Paul show clearly that the Christians accepted the institution of slavery, and made little if any effort to overthrow it. The position apparently was that this was a thing of the flesh, and it was only spiritual relations that counted. More- over, they doubtless looked to the world-to-come for the alteration of social and economic inequalities of this world. The ...belief in the early return of the Lord made this postponement of social justice much easier to endure.
Another bond which held the early Christians together as a simple community was the holding of goods in com- mon. Thus we read in the fourth chapter of Acts that " the multitude of them who believed were of one heart and soul ; and not one of them said that aught of the things which he possessed was his own; but they had all things common. " However, it seems that communism was not obligatory nor long continued, but it does seem to have had sufficient vogue to help bind the Christians together in a simple family group.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This did not mean, however, that the Church ignored the 230 ECCLESIASTICAL CHARITIES 231 existence of social classes. The Epistles of Paul show clearly that the Christians accepted the institution of slavery, and made little if any effort to overthrow it. The position apparently was that this was a thing of the flesh, and it was only spiritual relations that counted. More- over, they doubtless looked to the world-to-come for the alteration of social and economic inequalities of this world. The ...belief in the early return of the Lord made this postponement of social justice much easier to endure.
Another bond which held the early Christians together as a simple community was the holding of goods in com- mon. Thus we read in the fourth chapter of Acts that " the multitude of them who believed were of one heart and soul ; and not one of them said that aught of the things which he possessed was his own; but they had all things common. " However, it seems that communism was not obligatory nor long continued, but it does seem to have had sufficient vogue to help bind the Christians together in a simple family group.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart Alfred Queen to read onlineMoreLess
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