The Great Affirmations of Religion; An Introduction to Real Religion, Not for Beginners But for Beginners Again
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These positions, thus summarized, deal first with the statement of the divinity of Jesus of Nazareth, because he is essen- tially human, and humanity is essentially divine.
How can you have a humanity which is worth the saving, except by being shared by the Saviour?
It would never have occurred to us to speak meanly of the humanity of Jesus, and supplement it by an infusion of something not human, if we had not been taught to think meanly of aU. humanity.
I suppose the history of thought has no... parallel to the persistent power of legend, as illustrated in the myth concerning the " Fall of Man." It has spread from the one account in Genesis to cover all the older systems of theology. And since we must account for the Fall of Man as a fact, although we learned it from a myth, we have begun to see how atrociously bad in the name of religion we must THE AFFIRMATION CONCERNING JESUS 153 make man appear, in order that we may show how atrociously good God was to save what he had so atrociously made.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These positions, thus summarized, deal first with the statement of the divinity of Jesus of Nazareth, because he is essen- tially human, and humanity is essentially divine.
How can you have a humanity which is worth the saving, except by being shared by the Saviour?
It would never have occurred to us to speak meanly of the humanity of Jesus, and supplement it by an infusion of something not human, if we had not been taught to think meanly of aU. humanity.
I suppose the history of thought has no... parallel to the persistent power of legend, as illustrated in the myth concerning the " Fall of Man." It has spread from the one account in Genesis to cover all the older systems of theology. And since we must account for the Fall of Man as a fact, although we learned it from a myth, we have begun to see how atrociously bad in the name of religion we must THE AFFIRMATION CONCERNING JESUS 153 make man appear, in order that we may show how atrociously good God was to save what he had so atrociously made.
What to read after The Great Affirmations of Religion; An Introduction to Real Religion, Not for Beginners But for Beginners Again?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Roberts Slicer to read onlineMoreLess
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