The Idea of Creation Its Origin And Its Value
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Such cosmological speculation to account for the origin of the w^orld is not only an offense to the idea of creation, but to the Christian idea of God. The Church doctrine exalts God to the ♦After Kartan's Dogmatik, pp. 226-263.
46 TEE IDEA OF CREATION.
place of Holy Love, and at)soliite Lordship. The origin of the world, then, is not given to us as science {gnosis), as an occurrence, in the natural world, but it is given to faith as the work of a per- sonal spirit, as an act in our moral world.... It is the supremacy of the Spirit. Science is left free within the realm of natural occur- rences of the world, but it must not attempt to enter inaccessible regions. In the individual the certainty of redemption through Jesus Christ reveals to him a new world. Before, he had lived in a world that beat upon him from every side, while its ministers of evil led him beaten and bedraggled into many pitfalls. But now, through Jesus Christ, he has heard his calling, and through Him he has received overcoming power, power to do duty at all cost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such cosmological speculation to account for the origin of the w^orld is not only an offense to the idea of creation, but to the Christian idea of God. The Church doctrine exalts God to the ♦After Kartan's Dogmatik, pp. 226-263.
46 TEE IDEA OF CREATION.
place of Holy Love, and at)soliite Lordship. The origin of the world, then, is not given to us as science {gnosis), as an occurrence, in the natural world, but it is given to faith as the work of a per- sonal spirit, as an act in our moral world.... It is the supremacy of the Spirit. Science is left free within the realm of natural occur- rences of the world, but it must not attempt to enter inaccessible regions. In the individual the certainty of redemption through Jesus Christ reveals to him a new world. Before, he had lived in a world that beat upon him from every side, while its ministers of evil led him beaten and bedraggled into many pitfalls. But now, through Jesus Christ, he has heard his calling, and through Him he has received overcoming power, power to do duty at all cost.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Caldwell to read onlineMoreLess
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