The New Theology
The New Theology
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He dealt with both Jews and Gentiles. His own disposition wasof that loving, emotional order, which led him to aline of conduct neither intellectually critical, on the one hand, nor narrowly observant of customs, on the other. The words of Christ which he treasures are tliose addressed to spiritual insight and to the affections ; words which call for a close union of the life of the disciple with that of the master. This message of love is on his lips the supreme one. It is a message that admit...s in conduct no separa- tion between substance and form, and makes light in theory, as it does in practice, of differences in the manner of expressing an overruling sentiment.
Whenever in the history of the Church the religious life has cumbered itself with much serving, a washing of pots and kettles, there has come the occasion for a fresh asser- tion of the doctrine of faith, and often, unfortunately, for ])OGMATIS. M. 143 its extreme assertion. Thus when Luther found himself confronted with a traf^c in spiritual things, with works of penance and works of merit which were not Avorks of virtue, or works of virtue thrown out of their true relation to morality; when men were losing all spiritual values in a surreptitious currency of empty promises, he met the tendency by a renewed assertion of the fundamental character of faith.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He dealt with both Jews and Gentiles. His own disposition wasof that loving, emotional order, which led him to aline of conduct neither intellectually critical, on the one hand, nor narrowly observant of customs, on the other. The words of Christ which he treasures are tliose addressed to spiritual insight and to the affections ; words which call for a close union of the life of the disciple with that of the master. This message of love is on his lips the supreme one. It is a message that admit...s in conduct no separa- tion between substance and form, and makes light in theory, as it does in practice, of differences in the manner of expressing an overruling sentiment.
Whenever in the history of the Church the religious life has cumbered itself with much serving, a washing of pots and kettles, there has come the occasion for a fresh asser- tion of the doctrine of faith, and often, unfortunately, for ])OGMATIS. M. 143 its extreme assertion. Thus when Luther found himself confronted with a traf^c in spiritual things, with works of penance and works of merit which were not Avorks of virtue, or works of virtue thrown out of their true relation to morality; when men were losing all spiritual values in a surreptitious currency of empty promises, he met the tendency by a renewed assertion of the fundamental character of faith.
What to read after The New Theology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Bascom to read onlineMoreLess
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