The Things Which Remain
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Thus the deathof Christ as the ultimate of self-sacrifice persuades us to the death ofsin in us that we may live renewed in God; "rise from our dead selvesto higher things. " His life persuades us as the condition and example ofgrowth to move on from the first self-surrender into the habit and factof constant obedience and therefore "into the likeness of God's dearSon. " The consciousness, well-nigh universal, of the nobility ofself-sacrifice is that which gives vitality and vogue among the mas...sesto the doctrine of the atonement. Self-sacrifice becomes more rare aswealth and refinement modify men and women. He that has much is loath tolose or leave it. Hence the rich generally fight in security. The poormeet the bullets first.
Bad as is the conduct of some trades-unionists, it is among thesetoilers that great deeds of sympathy and generosity are done. How theytax themselves to help each other! How their women work for each otherwhen one is unable to care for herself or her children! Their doctrinethat "an injury to one is a wrong to all" has much that is Christlike init.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus the deathof Christ as the ultimate of self-sacrifice persuades us to the death ofsin in us that we may live renewed in God; "rise from our dead selvesto higher things. " His life persuades us as the condition and example ofgrowth to move on from the first self-surrender into the habit and factof constant obedience and therefore "into the likeness of God's dearSon. " The consciousness, well-nigh universal, of the nobility ofself-sacrifice is that which gives vitality and vogue among the mas...sesto the doctrine of the atonement. Self-sacrifice becomes more rare aswealth and refinement modify men and women. He that has much is loath tolose or leave it. Hence the rich generally fight in security. The poormeet the bullets first.
Bad as is the conduct of some trades-unionists, it is among thesetoilers that great deeds of sympathy and generosity are done. How theytax themselves to help each other! How their women work for each otherwhen one is unable to care for herself or her children! Their doctrinethat "an injury to one is a wrong to all" has much that is Christlike init.
What to read after The Things Which Remain?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodsell Daniel A. to read onlineMoreLess
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