The Redeemer a Sketch of the History of Redemption
The Redeemer a Sketch of the History of Redemption
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She declared that every knee should bow unto him. There is, then, plainly no middle position ; either the church rightfully acknowledged his perfect divinity, or she fell into gross idolatry. The church of the apostles and martyrs idolatrous ! There are some suppositions which one is ashamed to state.
From all these considerations it results that if there exists any doctrine established by the most irrefraga- ble testimonies, it is the doctrine of the divine and hu- man nature of Jesus Christ. ...With it would fall Chris- tianity as a whole, and that whicJi would be preserved 16* 186 THE BE DEE MER.
out of it would no longer be wortli speaking of. Wherever this truth has been impaired, the very foun- dations of religion have been shaken. All has been vacillating, and the energetic efforts of the church to re-establish this " corner-stone " have manifested in all ages her conviction that her preservation and her progress were inseparably connected with the triumph of this doctrine.
You, then, who from different points of view do not admit this doctrine, ought not to practice any illusion upon yourselves ; you are exhibiting yourselves as the destroyers of Christianity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She declared that every knee should bow unto him. There is, then, plainly no middle position ; either the church rightfully acknowledged his perfect divinity, or she fell into gross idolatry. The church of the apostles and martyrs idolatrous ! There are some suppositions which one is ashamed to state.
From all these considerations it results that if there exists any doctrine established by the most irrefraga- ble testimonies, it is the doctrine of the divine and hu- man nature of Jesus Christ. ...With it would fall Chris- tianity as a whole, and that whicJi would be preserved 16* 186 THE BE DEE MER.
out of it would no longer be wortli speaking of. Wherever this truth has been impaired, the very foun- dations of religion have been shaken. All has been vacillating, and the energetic efforts of the church to re-establish this " corner-stone " have manifested in all ages her conviction that her preservation and her progress were inseparably connected with the triumph of this doctrine.
You, then, who from different points of view do not admit this doctrine, ought not to practice any illusion upon yourselves ; you are exhibiting yourselves as the destroyers of Christianity.
What to read after The Redeemer a Sketch of the History of Redemption?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pressensé, Edmond De, 1824-1891 to read onlineMoreLess
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