The Future Life in the Light of Modern Inquiry
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131 that by means of a truth-telling, objectively valid vision, Jesus Christ manifested Himself on this earth to hundreds of witnesses. Thus by our different relations in time to the histori- cal fact, our spiritual relations cannot but be affected, so that while the early Christian in- ferred immortality from the Resurrection, we, on the contrary, can believe in the Resurrection because we already believe in immortality. While this is true, is it not also true that his- torically belief in Chr...ist's victory over death has had a powerful influence in putting at the very heart of the Christian message the mighty hope of an endless life? For many centuries, the belief in some kind of existence beyond the grave was practically universal. Homer, Plato, Virgil, the Old Testament prophets and his- torians testify to the popular belief in a world of shades, pale phantoms, flitting about in Stygian gloom and sadness. Such a life — if life it could be called — was no object of desire to any rational being.
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131 that by means of a truth-telling, objectively valid vision, Jesus Christ manifested Himself on this earth to hundreds of witnesses. Thus by our different relations in time to the histori- cal fact, our spiritual relations cannot but be affected, so that while the early Christian in- ferred immortality from the Resurrection, we, on the contrary, can believe in the Resurrection because we already believe in immortality. While this is true, is it not also true that his- torically belief in Chr...ist's victory over death has had a powerful influence in putting at the very heart of the Christian message the mighty hope of an endless life? For many centuries, the belief in some kind of existence beyond the grave was practically universal. Homer, Plato, Virgil, the Old Testament prophets and his- torians testify to the popular belief in a world of shades, pale phantoms, flitting about in Stygian gloom and sadness. Such a life — if life it could be called — was no object of desire to any rational being.
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