The Historic Christ
The Historic Christ
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It is that they are doomed to see all their friends die, and to be left in loneliness without end. It is the prevalence of death that makes this imagined immortality an intolerable horror.
Because death is the common lot, it would be no advantage to be specially exempt. Because it is inevitable we accustom ourselves to it, and make the best of it. But we do not deceive ourselves, and the truth will out Death is the spoiling of the world.
The connection of sin and death is no piece of theo- logi...cal jugglery. They are the two wreckages of human life, the ruin of God's work. And resurrec- tion is the building up of what was ruined. You cannot know the power of the Resurrection, unless you realize the hatefulness of death.
The Resurrection is apprehended by faith as victory over death. It does not merely show that death has no power to destroy man utterly. It does not signify only the immortality of the soul. That is no con- quest of death. The immortal soul is not the living man, and whatever activities are possible in the dis- embodied state are not activities of the whole man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is that they are doomed to see all their friends die, and to be left in loneliness without end. It is the prevalence of death that makes this imagined immortality an intolerable horror.
Because death is the common lot, it would be no advantage to be specially exempt. Because it is inevitable we accustom ourselves to it, and make the best of it. But we do not deceive ourselves, and the truth will out Death is the spoiling of the world.
The connection of sin and death is no piece of theo- logi...cal jugglery. They are the two wreckages of human life, the ruin of God's work. And resurrec- tion is the building up of what was ruined. You cannot know the power of the Resurrection, unless you realize the hatefulness of death.
The Resurrection is apprehended by faith as victory over death. It does not merely show that death has no power to destroy man utterly. It does not signify only the immortality of the soul. That is no con- quest of death. The immortal soul is not the living man, and whatever activities are possible in the dis- embodied state are not activities of the whole man.
What to read after The Historic Christ?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lacey Thomas Alexander to read onlineMoreLess
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