The Gospel for An Age of Doubt
The Gospel for An Age of Doubt
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His Gospel concerned the Son of God, who is God's own Son, His beloved, the Son of His love. This Sonship did not begin with His historical existence, but preceded and even determined it. God sends forth His Son, who exists before He can be sent forth, and comes that He may create in man the spirit of the sonship He Himself has by nature. He, though rich, yet for our sakes becomes poor. He comes out of heaven, descends from above that He may ascend with man re- deemed. Hence there follows a two...fold conse- quence, the one affecting the Son, the other the Father. As to the Son, a place and an eminence are ascribed to Him that involve rank and honour. . . . But so to construe Christ is to modify the whole conception of God. Abstract monotheism ceases, and is replaced by a theism which finds within the one Godhead room for both Father and Son. It is the characteristic of the Pauline theology that it is a theology of the Fatherhood which is through the Sonship. Neither can be without the other; both must be together, or neither can be at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His Gospel concerned the Son of God, who is God's own Son, His beloved, the Son of His love. This Sonship did not begin with His historical existence, but preceded and even determined it. God sends forth His Son, who exists before He can be sent forth, and comes that He may create in man the spirit of the sonship He Himself has by nature. He, though rich, yet for our sakes becomes poor. He comes out of heaven, descends from above that He may ascend with man re- deemed. Hence there follows a two...fold conse- quence, the one affecting the Son, the other the Father. As to the Son, a place and an eminence are ascribed to Him that involve rank and honour. . . . But so to construe Christ is to modify the whole conception of God. Abstract monotheism ceases, and is replaced by a theism which finds within the one Godhead room for both Father and Son. It is the characteristic of the Pauline theology that it is a theology of the Fatherhood which is through the Sonship. Neither can be without the other; both must be together, or neither can be at all.
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