The Clergy in American Life And Letters
The Clergy in American Life And Letters
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290 THE CLERGY IN AMERICAN LETTERS the conscience of many, and the guide to their political thinking. They contain pointed sen- tences that stick, winged words that fly. While his civil interests were great, his ethical and religious interests were greater. He was a religious and moral teacher, but one who could not help applying his principle to life ; so even his most abstruse theological reasonings become clear as appeals to a common humanity, which has its days to live in the streets and ...houses of an intricate civilization.
As a minister of religion. Dr. BushnelFs principal literary work was contained in his sermons. They were always written with great care, until later in life he was forced to extempo- rize, because of his many duties and delicacy of health. The sermons were collected into volumes, and through them he preached to ever larger and more enthusiastic congregations.
When they were delivered from the pulpit there was always behind them the force of his nervous personality, emphasized by the favorite swing of his right arm from the shoulder, but when read they lose none of their power.
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290 THE CLERGY IN AMERICAN LETTERS the conscience of many, and the guide to their political thinking. They contain pointed sen- tences that stick, winged words that fly. While his civil interests were great, his ethical and religious interests were greater. He was a religious and moral teacher, but one who could not help applying his principle to life ; so even his most abstruse theological reasonings become clear as appeals to a common humanity, which has its days to live in the streets and ...houses of an intricate civilization.
As a minister of religion. Dr. BushnelFs principal literary work was contained in his sermons. They were always written with great care, until later in life he was forced to extempo- rize, because of his many duties and delicacy of health. The sermons were collected into volumes, and through them he preached to ever larger and more enthusiastic congregations.
When they were delivered from the pulpit there was always behind them the force of his nervous personality, emphasized by the favorite swing of his right arm from the shoulder, but when read they lose none of their power.
What to read after The Clergy in American Life And Letters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel Dulany Addison to read onlineMoreLess
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