St Pauls Conception of Christianity
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Why deal with a difficult problem like that, not vital to faith, before it had arisen? At the very least St. Paul must have regarded it as possible that the question would be raised ere long in the church to which he sent the letter treating it. That this would happen was not only possible but probable. Assuming with Weiss, and the majority of recent writers on the Epistle, that the membership of the Roman Church was mainly of Gentile extraction, how natural that men connected with the Judaisti...c propagandism should regard with envy and chagrin a flourishing Christian community in the capital of the empire! How unwelcome to their mind these increasing signs that the stream of spiritual life was cutting out for itself a new channel, and leaving Palestine, formerly the centre of religious influence, high and dry! What more likely than that the impulse should arise in their hearts to make a last effort to recover lost power, and if possible win over to their side a church which, though Gentile, might not yet be decidedly Pauline?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why deal with a difficult problem like that, not vital to faith, before it had arisen? At the very least St. Paul must have regarded it as possible that the question would be raised ere long in the church to which he sent the letter treating it. That this would happen was not only possible but probable. Assuming with Weiss, and the majority of recent writers on the Epistle, that the membership of the Roman Church was mainly of Gentile extraction, how natural that men connected with the Judaisti...c propagandism should regard with envy and chagrin a flourishing Christian community in the capital of the empire! How unwelcome to their mind these increasing signs that the stream of spiritual life was cutting out for itself a new channel, and leaving Palestine, formerly the centre of religious influence, high and dry! What more likely than that the impulse should arise in their hearts to make a last effort to recover lost power, and if possible win over to their side a church which, though Gentile, might not yet be decidedly Pauline?
What to read after St Pauls Conception of Christianity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Balmain Bruce to read onlineMoreLess
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