The National Grief
The National Grief
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Or was it the speechless expression of a lifelong conviction, a cherished hope that spans the gulf which separates time from eternity? lu a word, is there a God ? Is there a future life for mortal man ? Is there hereafter an abode of peace to those who do their duty on earth? Is there a scene of sorrow and trouble awaiting the guilty beyond the grave ? If not, what was the meaning of the gesture? But if there be a future life how will enemies meet in that other world ? Can Gar- field grasp the ...bloody hand of his slay- er there ? Only in one way— that red right hand must be washed and made white by the blood of a greater victim than that of him whose blood was shed at the depot in Washington. We con- cede the possibility of such a washing^ for though human guilt be as scarlet, it can be made as white as snow; though it be red like crimson, it can be made as wool. But this can only be through the one only sacrifice for sin. In the assassin's case it is scarcely probable, however possible, that such a cleansing can take place, for want of a moral fitness to receive it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Or was it the speechless expression of a lifelong conviction, a cherished hope that spans the gulf which separates time from eternity? lu a word, is there a God ? Is there a future life for mortal man ? Is there hereafter an abode of peace to those who do their duty on earth? Is there a scene of sorrow and trouble awaiting the guilty beyond the grave ? If not, what was the meaning of the gesture? But if there be a future life how will enemies meet in that other world ? Can Gar- field grasp the ...bloody hand of his slay- er there ? Only in one way— that red right hand must be washed and made white by the blood of a greater victim than that of him whose blood was shed at the depot in Washington. We con- cede the possibility of such a washing^ for though human guilt be as scarlet, it can be made as white as snow; though it be red like crimson, it can be made as wool. But this can only be through the one only sacrifice for sin. In the assassin's case it is scarcely probable, however possible, that such a cleansing can take place, for want of a moral fitness to receive it.
What to read after The National Grief?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Hollis Caldwell to read onlineMoreLess
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