The Doom of Dogma And the Dawn of Truth
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The Roman exhausted his surplus vitality in the mad revelry of conquest, quaffing ever the lethean draughts which the goddess of fate concocted.
But Jesus came with the beacon light of hope.
He taught men to study the horoscope of their eternal future, to cast their all on securing a home amid the comforts of the unseen world. The poor, the maimed, the halt, the blind, the despairing and the dull, the crippled and the accursed, rushed after him with the enthusiasm generated by a new-born hope.
...The wise, the learned, sought him not. Few were the converts from Synagogue and Sanhedrim ; from Senate and Areopagus; from the temples of Osiris and Serapis. But helot and plebeian, artisan and toiler, leper and lazar, — the outcast and ostra- cized, — these thronged around him wherever he roamed.
Beautiful picture ! Splendid hope ! Sublime revelation !
At length the sentiments of the new religion per- Changes in Christian Thought 269 colated through the armies, the academies, the halls of philosophy, and the palaces of royalty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Roman exhausted his surplus vitality in the mad revelry of conquest, quaffing ever the lethean draughts which the goddess of fate concocted.
But Jesus came with the beacon light of hope.
He taught men to study the horoscope of their eternal future, to cast their all on securing a home amid the comforts of the unseen world. The poor, the maimed, the halt, the blind, the despairing and the dull, the crippled and the accursed, rushed after him with the enthusiasm generated by a new-born hope.
...The wise, the learned, sought him not. Few were the converts from Synagogue and Sanhedrim ; from Senate and Areopagus; from the temples of Osiris and Serapis. But helot and plebeian, artisan and toiler, leper and lazar, — the outcast and ostra- cized, — these thronged around him wherever he roamed.
Beautiful picture ! Splendid hope ! Sublime revelation !
At length the sentiments of the new religion per- Changes in Christian Thought 269 colated through the armies, the academies, the halls of philosophy, and the palaces of royalty.
What to read after The Doom of Dogma And the Dawn of Truth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank, Henry, 1854-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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