The Atlantic Monthly, volume 06, No. 34, August, 1860
The Atlantic Monthly, volume 06, No. 34, August, 1860
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Do I understand you? You have been thinking to_buy_ this good _gift_ of God, eternal life for your father, when ofcourse you could have nothing to do with it. You have been imposed upon, and robbed all this while, and this is the amount of it. " "Well, do not speak so. If what you say is true, --and I think it maybe, --what is past is past. " "But won't you see what an infernal lie has been practised on you, andall the rest of us who had any conscience or heart in us, all thiswhile? There _is_ ...no purgatory; and it is nonsense to think, that, ifthere were, money could buy a man out of it. Jesus Christ is the onesole atonement for sin. And by faith in Him shall a man save his soulalive. That is the only way. If I lose my soul, and am gone, the restis between me and God. Do you see it _should_ be so, and must be so, Jacqueline?" "He was a good man, " said Jacqueline.
She did not find it quite easy to make nothing of all this matter, whichhad been the main-spring of her effort since her father died.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Do I understand you? You have been thinking to_buy_ this good _gift_ of God, eternal life for your father, when ofcourse you could have nothing to do with it. You have been imposed upon, and robbed all this while, and this is the amount of it. " "Well, do not speak so. If what you say is true, --and I think it maybe, --what is past is past. " "But won't you see what an infernal lie has been practised on you, andall the rest of us who had any conscience or heart in us, all thiswhile? There _is_ ...no purgatory; and it is nonsense to think, that, ifthere were, money could buy a man out of it. Jesus Christ is the onesole atonement for sin. And by faith in Him shall a man save his soulalive. That is the only way. If I lose my soul, and am gone, the restis between me and God. Do you see it _should_ be so, and must be so, Jacqueline?" "He was a good man, " said Jacqueline.
She did not find it quite easy to make nothing of all this matter, whichhad been the main-spring of her effort since her father died.
What to read after The Atlantic Monthly, volume 06, No. 34, August, 1860?
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