The Safest Creed And Twelve Other Recent Discourses of Reason
The Safest Creed And Twelve Other Recent Discourses of Reason
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— 2 Cor. Iv. 13.
r I 1HESE are words of Paul, the one doubted, suspected, persecuted apostle ; the outsider who came Inside on grounds against which many protested; the insider who carried outside a faith which many repudiated ; the man who announced the gospel of the spirit and preached justification by faith alone, and at the same time declared that he worshiped the God of his fathers, "after the maimer called heresy. " He believed and therefore spoke. If he had not believed, he would not hav...e spoken, for he would have had nothing to say. All earnest speech is uttered in faith. In faith all good work is done. Unbe- lief has no gospel, makes no confession, frames no creed, organizes no worship, brings no sacrifice. If men deem it worth their while to preach, will do the amount of studying and thinking that qualifies them for it, are prepared for the many difficulties, discouragements, re- buffs, misunderstandings, misrepresentations, and humil- iations that attend it, show themselves ready to submit to the disabilities and sacrifices that so thankless an office entails, it is to be presumed that they have something to say that is very dear to them, and is, in their judgment, very important to their neighbors.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— 2 Cor. Iv. 13.
r I 1HESE are words of Paul, the one doubted, suspected, persecuted apostle ; the outsider who came Inside on grounds against which many protested; the insider who carried outside a faith which many repudiated ; the man who announced the gospel of the spirit and preached justification by faith alone, and at the same time declared that he worshiped the God of his fathers, "after the maimer called heresy. " He believed and therefore spoke. If he had not believed, he would not hav...e spoken, for he would have had nothing to say. All earnest speech is uttered in faith. In faith all good work is done. Unbe- lief has no gospel, makes no confession, frames no creed, organizes no worship, brings no sacrifice. If men deem it worth their while to preach, will do the amount of studying and thinking that qualifies them for it, are prepared for the many difficulties, discouragements, re- buffs, misunderstandings, misrepresentations, and humil- iations that attend it, show themselves ready to submit to the disabilities and sacrifices that so thankless an office entails, it is to be presumed that they have something to say that is very dear to them, and is, in their judgment, very important to their neighbors.
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