The Lutheran Church in the Country; a Study, An Explanation, An Attempted Solution
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Overwork is a draw- back. Lack of material comfort brings un- happiness. An unhappy heart or home or com- munity is a discouraging field for a church.
The psychology of the rural mind is a church problem. The individualist is hard to interest in the group, even if that group is a church. He is apt to be suspicious of all who do not share his views. He is stubbornly opinionated. If for any reason he is suspicious of church people or of pastor he is hard to move. Living and working with nature da...y by day he knows and notes that nature knows no mercy. Nature never forgives. Possibly this is an explanation of the unforgiving spirit so common in the country. This spirit is productive of faction 7-4 LUTHERAN CHURCH IN THE COUNTRY and feud. This spirit is a serious problem for the country church. It has held back many a country church. It has weakened and killed many.
The farmer and his wife and children all earn and eat their bread in the sweat of their brow, ^ith a large proportion of them their money comes slowly and with hard, long labor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Overwork is a draw- back. Lack of material comfort brings un- happiness. An unhappy heart or home or com- munity is a discouraging field for a church.
The psychology of the rural mind is a church problem. The individualist is hard to interest in the group, even if that group is a church. He is apt to be suspicious of all who do not share his views. He is stubbornly opinionated. If for any reason he is suspicious of church people or of pastor he is hard to move. Living and working with nature da...y by day he knows and notes that nature knows no mercy. Nature never forgives. Possibly this is an explanation of the unforgiving spirit so common in the country. This spirit is productive of faction 7-4 LUTHERAN CHURCH IN THE COUNTRY and feud. This spirit is a serious problem for the country church. It has held back many a country church. It has weakened and killed many.
The farmer and his wife and children all earn and eat their bread in the sweat of their brow, ^ith a large proportion of them their money comes slowly and with hard, long labor.
What to read after The Lutheran Church in the Country; a Study, An Explanation, An Attempted Solution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gerberding, G. H. (George Henry), 1847-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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