The Woman's Bible
The Woman's Bible
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In this illustration of the Pentateuch, Miriam "speaksagainst" Moses, is stricken with leprosy and "set without the camp, "and the people cannot journey till all is "brought in again. " Woman's intellectual development after ages of repression, hasresulted with many of the sex, in an agnosticism which, at firstliberal, has grown to be a dogmatic materialism. She "speaks against"spiritual insight and its revelations. In forsaking her dogmas andcreeds she has forsaken religion. She is to be "brou...ght in again"--brought to see that religion is of the soul and is individual; whiledogma and doctrine are from the sensuous out-side alone. The one tendsto true freedom, the other generates bondage. Broadly, women of to-dayare of two classes; those who are still held by the conservatism ofcreeds, and those who have gone to the other extreme through theexhilaration of intellectual activity. Both classes must meet upon acommon ground, recognition of fundamental principles and effort toapply them--before the New Testament can become the practical ethicalstandard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this illustration of the Pentateuch, Miriam "speaksagainst" Moses, is stricken with leprosy and "set without the camp, "and the people cannot journey till all is "brought in again. " Woman's intellectual development after ages of repression, hasresulted with many of the sex, in an agnosticism which, at firstliberal, has grown to be a dogmatic materialism. She "speaks against"spiritual insight and its revelations. In forsaking her dogmas andcreeds she has forsaken religion. She is to be "brou...ght in again"--brought to see that religion is of the soul and is individual; whiledogma and doctrine are from the sensuous out-side alone. The one tendsto true freedom, the other generates bondage. Broadly, women of to-dayare of two classes; those who are still held by the conservatism ofcreeds, and those who have gone to the other extreme through theexhilaration of intellectual activity. Both classes must meet upon acommon ground, recognition of fundamental principles and effort toapply them--before the New Testament can become the practical ethicalstandard.
What to read after The Woman's Bible?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stanton Elizabeth Cady to read onlineMoreLess
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