The Wider Life
The Wider Life
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Paul names " whatsoever things are lovely " among the ideal qualities of Christian character.
Our religion should be beautiful, winning.
We are to please others for their good, to edification.
Those who live thus gently, thoughtfully, beautifully, will always be a comfort to others with whom they live. A pastor was commend- ing religion to a boy, expressing the hope that he would give his heart to God in his youth. " Religion is a continual joy," he said. " Look at your sister, Sarah. How much ...that dear girl enjoys her religion !" " Yes," drawled the boy, with frank candor, " Sade may enjoy her religion, but nobody else in the house enjoys it." The boy's judgment may have been harsh and unjust, but there are professing Christians of whom it is true that their families do not enjoy their re- ligion. It is not sweet. It is not a comfort to [165] c^e mm life people. It is critical, rasping, censorious, exacting. It was a serious condemnation of this girl's religion that her family did not enjoy it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Paul names " whatsoever things are lovely " among the ideal qualities of Christian character.
Our religion should be beautiful, winning.
We are to please others for their good, to edification.
Those who live thus gently, thoughtfully, beautifully, will always be a comfort to others with whom they live. A pastor was commend- ing religion to a boy, expressing the hope that he would give his heart to God in his youth. " Religion is a continual joy," he said. " Look at your sister, Sarah. How much ...that dear girl enjoys her religion !" " Yes," drawled the boy, with frank candor, " Sade may enjoy her religion, but nobody else in the house enjoys it." The boy's judgment may have been harsh and unjust, but there are professing Christians of whom it is true that their families do not enjoy their re- ligion. It is not sweet. It is not a comfort to [165] c^e mm life people. It is critical, rasping, censorious, exacting. It was a serious condemnation of this girl's religion that her family did not enjoy it.
What to read after The Wider Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J R James Russell Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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