The Philosophy of Reform the Lecture
The Philosophy of Reform the Lecture
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91 And such a work, I say, Christianity came to accomplish. Here lies an explanation of its glo- rious Prophecies and its blessed anticipations. In this consummation shall the valley be exalted and the mountain be brought low. In this shall the lamb lie down with the lion, and the leopard with the kid. In this shall the wilderness and the solitary place be glad, and the desert bud and blossom as the rose.
Christianity is not anarchy is not opposed to human institutions ; it is above them, the g...reat Fountain from which they derive their sanctity and their vigor. It does not aim, with rash hand, to abolish all human laws at once. To do this would be commencing with the outward and proceeding to the imcard. But as long as the inward is wrong, the outward will be needed as a support and a protection. To strip away the outward first, then, would be to leave society and man exposed to all the violence of unbridled passion and fearless sin. But Christianity com- mences with the inward. It lays the deepest stress upon the regulation of every motive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
91 And such a work, I say, Christianity came to accomplish. Here lies an explanation of its glo- rious Prophecies and its blessed anticipations. In this consummation shall the valley be exalted and the mountain be brought low. In this shall the lamb lie down with the lion, and the leopard with the kid. In this shall the wilderness and the solitary place be glad, and the desert bud and blossom as the rose.
Christianity is not anarchy is not opposed to human institutions ; it is above them, the g...reat Fountain from which they derive their sanctity and their vigor. It does not aim, with rash hand, to abolish all human laws at once. To do this would be commencing with the outward and proceeding to the imcard. But as long as the inward is wrong, the outward will be needed as a support and a protection. To strip away the outward first, then, would be to leave society and man exposed to all the violence of unbridled passion and fearless sin. But Christianity com- mences with the inward. It lays the deepest stress upon the regulation of every motive.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E H Edwin Hubbell Chapin to read onlineMoreLess
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