The New Theology
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Catholic or Protestant, orthodox or unorthodox, Uiiitarian or Trinitarian, we all accept in practice the identity of the divine and human in Jesus and potentially in ourselves. But you make Him only a man!
No, reader, I do not. I make Him the only Man — and there is a difference. We have only seen perfect manhood once and that was the manhood of Jesus.
The rest of us have got to get there.
Jesus and Deity. — This brings us to the further question of the Deity of Jesus. As a matter of fact, as I... have already indicated, this tjuestion, too, has long been settled in practice. If by the Deity of Jesus is meant that He possessed the all-controlling consciousness of the universe, then assuredly He was not the Deity for He did not possess that conscious- ness. He prayed to His Father, sometimes with agony and dread; He wondered, suffered, wept, and grew weary. He confessed His ignorance of some things and declared Himself to have no concern with others; it is even doubtful how far He was prepared to receive the homage of those about Him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Catholic or Protestant, orthodox or unorthodox, Uiiitarian or Trinitarian, we all accept in practice the identity of the divine and human in Jesus and potentially in ourselves. But you make Him only a man!
No, reader, I do not. I make Him the only Man — and there is a difference. We have only seen perfect manhood once and that was the manhood of Jesus.
The rest of us have got to get there.
Jesus and Deity. — This brings us to the further question of the Deity of Jesus. As a matter of fact, as I... have already indicated, this tjuestion, too, has long been settled in practice. If by the Deity of Jesus is meant that He possessed the all-controlling consciousness of the universe, then assuredly He was not the Deity for He did not possess that conscious- ness. He prayed to His Father, sometimes with agony and dread; He wondered, suffered, wept, and grew weary. He confessed His ignorance of some things and declared Himself to have no concern with others; it is even doubtful how far He was prepared to receive the homage of those about Him.
What to read after The New Theology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Campbell, R. J. (Reginald John), 1867-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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