The Throne of the Fisherman Built By the Carpenter's Son, the Root, the Bond, And the Crown of Christendom
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This the Donatists did to Constantine, as the Arians afterwards to Constantius, of whom Athanasius said, " They have no king but Caesar ".
By this terrible danger to the faith and the unity of the Church, the intellectual efforts of its defenders are called forth. In this they were only continuing the course which Christian literature had taken from the beginning. " Christianity appeared in human history not as a result of scientific inquiry, but as the announce- ment of a divine revelation. Mi...racles contained the proof of the doctrine they taught : nay, the doctrines themselves, which language served only to expound.
In consequence, Christianity demanded faith, the im- mediate basis of which was its own contents : proof and the thing to be proved coincided. The Apostles re- counted their Lord's history, and the whole contents of Christianity were given with the history itself. Thus whoever had a mind receptive of higher things, whoever had an open spiritual sense, accepted the message without any notional development, and without any demonstration, which indeed could not have been given 396 THE FLOWERING OF PATRISTIC LITERATURE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This the Donatists did to Constantine, as the Arians afterwards to Constantius, of whom Athanasius said, " They have no king but Caesar ".
By this terrible danger to the faith and the unity of the Church, the intellectual efforts of its defenders are called forth. In this they were only continuing the course which Christian literature had taken from the beginning. " Christianity appeared in human history not as a result of scientific inquiry, but as the announce- ment of a divine revelation. Mi...racles contained the proof of the doctrine they taught : nay, the doctrines themselves, which language served only to expound.
In consequence, Christianity demanded faith, the im- mediate basis of which was its own contents : proof and the thing to be proved coincided. The Apostles re- counted their Lord's history, and the whole contents of Christianity were given with the history itself. Thus whoever had a mind receptive of higher things, whoever had an open spiritual sense, accepted the message without any notional development, and without any demonstration, which indeed could not have been given 396 THE FLOWERING OF PATRISTIC LITERATURE.
What to read after The Throne of the Fisherman Built By the Carpenter's Son, the Root, the Bond, And the Crown of Christendom?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T W Thomas William Allies to read onlineMoreLess
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