The Untried Door An Attempt to Discover the Mind of Jesus for to Day
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The Galilsean massacre, the accident at Siloam — each was the result of proc- esses for which the victims were not more responsible than other men. There is — as the consequence of our solidarity — a law of moral averages in human society.
Like every law, it has its exceptions, but it is unques- tionably true that the morality of a human society is very much of a piece. You may have your saint and your criminal, but they are marginal persons. The \ j rest of us are very much alike, neither whol...ly black i \ not wholly white, but clad in various shades of grey.
Hence the common sense of Jesus' warning against Mt.7:i censoriousness, — "Judge not that ye be not judged." There is, as someone has said, "so much good j in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, I that it does not become any of us to say anything about j the rest of us." Censoriousness implies a claim of 105 THE UNTRIED DOOR moral superiority, a claim which is always doubtful.
That is why Jesus has so much to say in favor of humility, and is so insistent in his warning to "him T-v ,11, that exalteth himself." We have neither Xriike 14:11 — — — ^ — .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Galilsean massacre, the accident at Siloam — each was the result of proc- esses for which the victims were not more responsible than other men. There is — as the consequence of our solidarity — a law of moral averages in human society.
Like every law, it has its exceptions, but it is unques- tionably true that the morality of a human society is very much of a piece. You may have your saint and your criminal, but they are marginal persons. The \ j rest of us are very much alike, neither whol...ly black i \ not wholly white, but clad in various shades of grey.
Hence the common sense of Jesus' warning against Mt.7:i censoriousness, — "Judge not that ye be not judged." There is, as someone has said, "so much good j in the worst of us, and so much bad in the best of us, I that it does not become any of us to say anything about j the rest of us." Censoriousness implies a claim of 105 THE UNTRIED DOOR moral superiority, a claim which is always doubtful.
That is why Jesus has so much to say in favor of humility, and is so insistent in his warning to "him T-v ,11, that exalteth himself." We have neither Xriike 14:11 — — — ^ — .
What to read after The Untried Door An Attempt to Discover the Mind of Jesus for to Day?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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