The Negro in the New Reconstruction
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9ffl rfoirfw ni sls&uiir THE INHERENT TRUTH OF SOUND DOCTRINE otfsd The value of doctrine does not depend upon its interpre tation by the one who first uttered it, but rather upon the meaning which it suggests and the response which it evokes in the minds of those who receive it. The telling sermon de- 8 pends upon the meaning which the minister imputes to his text. Shakespeare, who fathomed the depths of human thoughts and feelings, was incapable of profound intellectual or moral convictions. ...His maxims of wisdom were called forth to meet the requirements of mimic art. We read into his words a profundity of thought and meaning of which the author never dreamed. A word once uttered can never be re called. He who sends it forth cannot retract or limit its meaning and interpretation to his narrow interest or intend- ment. The early apostles of Christianity were profoundly impressed with the conviction that the gospel dispensation was limited to the Jewish race. It required a divine reve lation to convince its chief spokesman of its higher intent and purpose to embrace all mankind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
9ffl rfoirfw ni sls&uiir THE INHERENT TRUTH OF SOUND DOCTRINE otfsd The value of doctrine does not depend upon its interpre tation by the one who first uttered it, but rather upon the meaning which it suggests and the response which it evokes in the minds of those who receive it. The telling sermon de- 8 pends upon the meaning which the minister imputes to his text. Shakespeare, who fathomed the depths of human thoughts and feelings, was incapable of profound intellectual or moral convictions. ...His maxims of wisdom were called forth to meet the requirements of mimic art. We read into his words a profundity of thought and meaning of which the author never dreamed. A word once uttered can never be re called. He who sends it forth cannot retract or limit its meaning and interpretation to his narrow interest or intend- ment. The early apostles of Christianity were profoundly impressed with the conviction that the gospel dispensation was limited to the Jewish race. It required a divine reve lation to convince its chief spokesman of its higher intent and purpose to embrace all mankind.
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