The American Anti Slavery Society At War With the Church
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Religion in the abstract, imposes no restraint upon the sinner, throws no bridle over his impatient lusts. Religion embodied — in a Church with its Ministry, and Sabbaths, and dis- tinct and visible example ; this it is, which arouses the hatred of these men, because this embodied religion has an eye and a voice, and a visible presence. It follows them, watches them, speaks to them, troubles them, " Oil, if this embodied and visible religion would but disappear ! If Ahab could only walk forth w...ithout be- ing compelled to meet God's messenger, and to cry, ' Hast thou found me, O mine enemy !' If religion would only dwindle and dissolve into an invisible abstraction /" This is the language of many a heart among us. And to every such heart, this crusade against the Church, followed, as it is likely to be, by a more gen- eral war upon every visible embodiment of religion; upon the Ministry, the Sabbath, the Bil)]e, is a most welcome event. Rea- dy beforehand to enlist, the recruiting lecturer needs only blow the clarion, and utter his motto, " Deatli to the Church, " and these men huriy at once into the ranks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Religion in the abstract, imposes no restraint upon the sinner, throws no bridle over his impatient lusts. Religion embodied — in a Church with its Ministry, and Sabbaths, and dis- tinct and visible example ; this it is, which arouses the hatred of these men, because this embodied religion has an eye and a voice, and a visible presence. It follows them, watches them, speaks to them, troubles them, " Oil, if this embodied and visible religion would but disappear ! If Ahab could only walk forth w...ithout be- ing compelled to meet God's messenger, and to cry, ' Hast thou found me, O mine enemy !' If religion would only dwindle and dissolve into an invisible abstraction /" This is the language of many a heart among us. And to every such heart, this crusade against the Church, followed, as it is likely to be, by a more gen- eral war upon every visible embodiment of religion; upon the Ministry, the Sabbath, the Bil)]e, is a most welcome event. Rea- dy beforehand to enlist, the recruiting lecturer needs only blow the clarion, and utter his motto, " Deatli to the Church, " and these men huriy at once into the ranks.
What to read after The American Anti Slavery Society At War With the Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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