The Purpose of Life
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Who would want to live a vegetable existence? Just grow, like Jonas' gourd vine, come up in a day and perish in a day. Just think of a city of people with nothing to do. It is very hard to keep them morally decent even when most of them are busy at work; what would it be if they were not re- quired to work? Work is not only every man's duty, but also his pleasure, and what a partner he has, "Workers with God, " in His great garden that extends from pole to pole and from sea to sea.
The only sla...very of man is sin ; not necessarily his own sin, but the sins of the entire race affect every man. Selfishness, covetousness and lust bring war. War brings famine, poverty, sick- ness, misery and premature death to untold thou- sands; the spirit of progress and enterprise are destroyed. The staggering cost is left as a bur- den to coming generations. "Come let us reason together. " Banish sin in our lives through Jesus Christ, take new courage and work with our great Heavenly Father to make this old world in deed and in truth, "the Garden of the Lord.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who would want to live a vegetable existence? Just grow, like Jonas' gourd vine, come up in a day and perish in a day. Just think of a city of people with nothing to do. It is very hard to keep them morally decent even when most of them are busy at work; what would it be if they were not re- quired to work? Work is not only every man's duty, but also his pleasure, and what a partner he has, "Workers with God, " in His great garden that extends from pole to pole and from sea to sea.
The only sla...very of man is sin ; not necessarily his own sin, but the sins of the entire race affect every man. Selfishness, covetousness and lust bring war. War brings famine, poverty, sick- ness, misery and premature death to untold thou- sands; the spirit of progress and enterprise are destroyed. The staggering cost is left as a bur- den to coming generations. "Come let us reason together. " Banish sin in our lives through Jesus Christ, take new courage and work with our great Heavenly Father to make this old world in deed and in truth, "the Garden of the Lord.
What to read after The Purpose of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Walter to read onlineMoreLess
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