The Way of Christ Studies in Discipleship
The Way of Christ Studies in Discipleship
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No one ever saw more clearly their weaknesses and wrongs, but He seemed to trust implicitly that the reign of God in the hearts of indi- 128 ■ THE CITIZEN AND SOCIETY viduals would eventually mean the rescuing of every worthy social institution for the New Order.
IV. The Social Attitude of the Citizen.
In one paragraph Paul has two paradoxical sayings which seem to gather up the whole attitude of the citizen toward society. He is writing to the Galatian churches and he tells them to "bear one a...nother's burdens and thus fulfill the law of Christ. " But he has scarcely finished that word of advice before he seems to contradict it by saying, "For each man must bear his own burden" (Gal. 6:i-6). It is not a real contradiction, however, but a great philosophy of life. The context shows that what Paul means is that although every man has to bear the burden of moral respon- sibility for himself and no one can assume that burden for him, at the same time Christ's law is that we shall help to bear the outward burdens of all the needy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No one ever saw more clearly their weaknesses and wrongs, but He seemed to trust implicitly that the reign of God in the hearts of indi- 128 ■ THE CITIZEN AND SOCIETY viduals would eventually mean the rescuing of every worthy social institution for the New Order.
IV. The Social Attitude of the Citizen.
In one paragraph Paul has two paradoxical sayings which seem to gather up the whole attitude of the citizen toward society. He is writing to the Galatian churches and he tells them to "bear one a...nother's burdens and thus fulfill the law of Christ. " But he has scarcely finished that word of advice before he seems to contradict it by saying, "For each man must bear his own burden" (Gal. 6:i-6). It is not a real contradiction, however, but a great philosophy of life. The context shows that what Paul means is that although every man has to bear the burden of moral respon- sibility for himself and no one can assume that burden for him, at the same time Christ's law is that we shall help to bear the outward burdens of all the needy.
What to read after The Way of Christ Studies in Discipleship?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander C Alexander Converse Purdy to read onlineMoreLess
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