The Pulpit And the Pew Lyman Beecher Lectures Delivered 1913 Before the Divin
The Pulpit And the Pew Lyman Beecher Lectures Delivered 1913 Before the Divin
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All the evidences of temperature are both in what he said and in the way he said it. His sentences are passion- ate. If he were to reappear among us and preach in his old way he would be given lessons in self-restraint. His thoughts are kept in steady glow by a certain inward state of combustion out from which, like so many flashing sparks, his thoughts continually leap. His grammar breaks down under the weight of what he undertakes to load upon it. His paragraphs crack apart under the strain o...f what gets crowded into them. The hnks in the chain of his argument melt asunder by the fever of the temperature at which he undertakes to weld them. There is nothing wliich suggests elaboration, review, revision.
Love Coxsidkred as a Dynamic 81 That was the way theology was made 1800 years ago. Only it was not thought of as theology. We never begin to call religious truth theolog}^ till the warm blood that was in it has commenced to cool and to coagulate, just as we never think of anatomy till it is a dead body that we are handling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All the evidences of temperature are both in what he said and in the way he said it. His sentences are passion- ate. If he were to reappear among us and preach in his old way he would be given lessons in self-restraint. His thoughts are kept in steady glow by a certain inward state of combustion out from which, like so many flashing sparks, his thoughts continually leap. His grammar breaks down under the weight of what he undertakes to load upon it. His paragraphs crack apart under the strain o...f what gets crowded into them. The hnks in the chain of his argument melt asunder by the fever of the temperature at which he undertakes to weld them. There is nothing wliich suggests elaboration, review, revision.
Love Coxsidkred as a Dynamic 81 That was the way theology was made 1800 years ago. Only it was not thought of as theology. We never begin to call religious truth theolog}^ till the warm blood that was in it has commenced to cool and to coagulate, just as we never think of anatomy till it is a dead body that we are handling.
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