The Home Life, in the Light of Its Divine Idea
The Home Life, in the Light of Its Divine Idea
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95 if, in working toward it, however feebly, fortunes lose something of their colossal proportions, we shall find ourselves richer in honour and love, and eternal gainers by the exchange.
To me there is something terrible in the vis- ion of the constant strife and jealousy of the classes. K the world is to be always fighting this battle — ^the victims of which, in the sickly bodies and the stunted souls which poverty is ever send- ing forth into the world's highways, dot our fields and throng o...ur streets — ^then we may all come to share the conviction of an accomplished German professor, that the gospel must l|p given up as a failure, inasmuch as it has utterly broken its promise of i)eace and good- will to the world. K this state of things contents you, if it appears ^ very natural, and on the whole inevitable, that society should be drawn out into this interminable array, filling the air with its battle-cries and the earth with its slain, then the whole gospel must seem to you a Utopian vision, and Christ the great dreamer of the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
95 if, in working toward it, however feebly, fortunes lose something of their colossal proportions, we shall find ourselves richer in honour and love, and eternal gainers by the exchange.
To me there is something terrible in the vis- ion of the constant strife and jealousy of the classes. K the world is to be always fighting this battle — ^the victims of which, in the sickly bodies and the stunted souls which poverty is ever send- ing forth into the world's highways, dot our fields and throng o...ur streets — ^then we may all come to share the conviction of an accomplished German professor, that the gospel must l|p given up as a failure, inasmuch as it has utterly broken its promise of i)eace and good- will to the world. K this state of things contents you, if it appears ^ very natural, and on the whole inevitable, that society should be drawn out into this interminable array, filling the air with its battle-cries and the earth with its slain, then the whole gospel must seem to you a Utopian vision, and Christ the great dreamer of the world.
What to read after The Home Life, in the Light of Its Divine Idea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Baldwin Brown to read onlineMoreLess
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