The Fourth Gospel the Heart of Christ
The Fourth Gospel the Heart of Christ
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The debate consti- totes one of the curious passages of history. Caesar was Chief Pon- tiff^ the highest functionary of the State Religion.
Sallost thus reports Caesar : — '' De poena possumus equidem dicere id quod res habet ; in lucto atque miseris mortem aerumnarum requiem, non cruciatem esse ; earn cancta mortalium mala dissolvera ; ultra neque curae neque gaudii locum esse."— ^///. Cat.^ ch. 51.
" Id grief and misery death is not torture but a rest from troublef | igO THE FOURTH GOSPEL.
Ma...gicians and fortune-tellers stroll about everywhere^ and these mercenary vagabonds become the self- assumed interpreters of the mysteries of life. In the dumbness of the oracles and the awfid hush on the minds of men, we can easily believe Plutarch where he says that a voice, — "Great Pan is dead !" seemed to come from the sea, articulate in the booming of its waves.
Two results follow inevitably the decay of faith and the paralysis of the religious faculty. Sorrow is without consolation, and cries into vacancy ; morality is without support, and human nature relapses fright- fully into its native savagery.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The debate consti- totes one of the curious passages of history. Caesar was Chief Pon- tiff^ the highest functionary of the State Religion.
Sallost thus reports Caesar : — '' De poena possumus equidem dicere id quod res habet ; in lucto atque miseris mortem aerumnarum requiem, non cruciatem esse ; earn cancta mortalium mala dissolvera ; ultra neque curae neque gaudii locum esse."— ^///. Cat.^ ch. 51.
" Id grief and misery death is not torture but a rest from troublef | igO THE FOURTH GOSPEL.
Ma...gicians and fortune-tellers stroll about everywhere^ and these mercenary vagabonds become the self- assumed interpreters of the mysteries of life. In the dumbness of the oracles and the awfid hush on the minds of men, we can easily believe Plutarch where he says that a voice, — "Great Pan is dead !" seemed to come from the sea, articulate in the booming of its waves.
Two results follow inevitably the decay of faith and the paralysis of the religious faculty. Sorrow is without consolation, and cries into vacancy ; morality is without support, and human nature relapses fright- fully into its native savagery.
What to read after The Fourth Gospel the Heart of Christ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sears, Edmund Hamilton, 1852-1942 to read onlineMoreLess
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