The Christianity of Christ
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" Surely it is impossible to see anything wrong in this. We are told that in Bronson Alcott's school, if any of the boys broke the rules and became transgres- sors, instead of inflicting the penalty upon them, the celebrated teacher bore it himself. If that is unjust, if it is a violation of right and equit} r, for one person to volunteer to suffer as a substitute for another, then must we expunge from history's page its noblest deeds.
There are difficulties. I do not seek to disguise that fact..., but instead of troubling ourselves with these, the blessed truth itself ought to draw every one of us to the Crucified to-day. Every burden he carried, every battle he fought, every blow he received, every pang he felt, every woe he suffered, was for us, for us. Surely it ought to warm our hearts and fill our sky with light, as Christian men and women, to have this great theme brought to our attention afresh. It should inspire our hope and strengthen our faith every time the story is rehearsed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Surely it is impossible to see anything wrong in this. We are told that in Bronson Alcott's school, if any of the boys broke the rules and became transgres- sors, instead of inflicting the penalty upon them, the celebrated teacher bore it himself. If that is unjust, if it is a violation of right and equit} r, for one person to volunteer to suffer as a substitute for another, then must we expunge from history's page its noblest deeds.
There are difficulties. I do not seek to disguise that fact..., but instead of troubling ourselves with these, the blessed truth itself ought to draw every one of us to the Crucified to-day. Every burden he carried, every battle he fought, every blow he received, every pang he felt, every woe he suffered, was for us, for us. Surely it ought to warm our hearts and fill our sky with light, as Christian men and women, to have this great theme brought to our attention afresh. It should inspire our hope and strengthen our faith every time the story is rehearsed.
What to read after The Christianity of Christ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Francis Coyle to read onlineMoreLess
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