The Christian Approach to Social Morality
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Another obvious example is in the case [65] CONSECRATION OF THE AFFECTIONS where Christ was asked, "How many times shall I forgive a brother?" In the answer, "Unto seventy times seven" he did not mean four hundred and ninety, he meant an infinite number of times, times absolutely without end ; and that capacity for infinite forgiveness, which is the capacity of any honest, simple human love, shows the presence in any one of us of divine love, of the divine spark, as we say.
It is obvious that t...here are certain human relations in which one cannot forgive an in- finite number of times, in an official position, for instance. There is a limit to the number of mistakes which we can excuse in a sub- ordinate. But the important thing to remem- ber there is that you have' to distinguish between the official relation with its essentially finite qualities, and your human relation to the same human person you are dealing with, which is infinite, and in which your human affection and forgiveness have no end.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Another obvious example is in the case [65] CONSECRATION OF THE AFFECTIONS where Christ was asked, "How many times shall I forgive a brother?" In the answer, "Unto seventy times seven" he did not mean four hundred and ninety, he meant an infinite number of times, times absolutely without end ; and that capacity for infinite forgiveness, which is the capacity of any honest, simple human love, shows the presence in any one of us of divine love, of the divine spark, as we say.
It is obvious that t...here are certain human relations in which one cannot forgive an in- finite number of times, in an official position, for instance. There is a limit to the number of mistakes which we can excuse in a sub- ordinate. But the important thing to remem- ber there is that you have' to distinguish between the official relation with its essentially finite qualities, and your human relation to the same human person you are dealing with, which is infinite, and in which your human affection and forgiveness have no end.
What to read after The Christian Approach to Social Morality?
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