The Open Court 33, No.758
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It is as serious as Puritanism but it is more artistic and cultivates a nobler ritual and liturgy. It has mis- sionary zeal and courage, but it is not merely blind and ruthless toward other faiths, nor does it restrict itself to evangelism alone.
It cultivates educational missions and medical missions and indus- trial missions, and seeks to transmit to the less fortunate of the earth the full cubic contents of our Christian civilization.
This form of Christianity, which promises to identify its...elf with the twentieth century, is already revitalizing the churches, enlisting devout laymen and eager college youth. It proclaims its message in the language of the time and it meets a response from the soul of the people, which proves that men are beginning to rejoice again in religion as a natural possession and a transforming power.
PRAYER.
BY JOHN DENMARK.
I PRAY every Sunday with my people. As we pray together for fellowship, peace, and faith, there comes upon me the joy of yearning with them for something beyond the pain of to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is as serious as Puritanism but it is more artistic and cultivates a nobler ritual and liturgy. It has mis- sionary zeal and courage, but it is not merely blind and ruthless toward other faiths, nor does it restrict itself to evangelism alone.
It cultivates educational missions and medical missions and indus- trial missions, and seeks to transmit to the less fortunate of the earth the full cubic contents of our Christian civilization.
This form of Christianity, which promises to identify its...elf with the twentieth century, is already revitalizing the churches, enlisting devout laymen and eager college youth. It proclaims its message in the language of the time and it meets a response from the soul of the people, which proves that men are beginning to rejoice again in religion as a natural possession and a transforming power.
PRAYER.
BY JOHN DENMARK.
I PRAY every Sunday with my people. As we pray together for fellowship, peace, and faith, there comes upon me the joy of yearning with them for something beyond the pain of to-day.
What to read after The Open Court 33, No.758?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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