"the Morning Cometh." Talks for the Times
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He is referred to as the father of mod- ern pantheism. He did not believe in the personality of God, but regarded him as an all-pervading something with the attributes of extension and thought. As to this God, however, he says that "Jesus Christ was his temple.
In him God has most fully revealed himself." This is a faint echo of that which is written, " In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God. And the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us." (9.) Thomas Chu...bb, a leader of the modern deists. He was a tallow-chandler in his early life and his sympathies were with the common people. Though he rejected the divineness of the gospel, yet he was pleased to compli- ment it as a religion for the poor. He says, " In Christ we have an example of a quiet and peaceable spirit, of a becoming modesty and sobriety — just, honest, upright, sincere, and above all of a most gracious and benevolent temper and behavior — one who did no wrong, no injury to any man, in whose mouth was no guile ; who went about doing good, not only by his ministry, but also in THE TESTIMONY OF INFIDELS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is referred to as the father of mod- ern pantheism. He did not believe in the personality of God, but regarded him as an all-pervading something with the attributes of extension and thought. As to this God, however, he says that "Jesus Christ was his temple.
In him God has most fully revealed himself." This is a faint echo of that which is written, " In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God and the Word was God. And the Word was made flesh and dwelt among us." (9.) Thomas Chu...bb, a leader of the modern deists. He was a tallow-chandler in his early life and his sympathies were with the common people. Though he rejected the divineness of the gospel, yet he was pleased to compli- ment it as a religion for the poor. He says, " In Christ we have an example of a quiet and peaceable spirit, of a becoming modesty and sobriety — just, honest, upright, sincere, and above all of a most gracious and benevolent temper and behavior — one who did no wrong, no injury to any man, in whose mouth was no guile ; who went about doing good, not only by his ministry, but also in THE TESTIMONY OF INFIDELS.
What to read after "the Morning Cometh." Talks for the Times?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Tract Society to read onlineMoreLess
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