The Work of Preaching; a book for the Class-Room And Study
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6. The changed emphasis in argument. We must not put our truth upon insumcient basis. The sin of resting faith upon speculative theory.
6. Hints as to method.
o Beason may be pure and yet not convincing. We may prove too much and lose the sense of reality.
b Prefer the short road in argument. Reasoning may grow tedious and defeat its end.
c Prefer the effective argument.
7. Eefutation.
a Positive teaching often the best refutation of error.
Kef utation should not be used without clear demand.
E...rrors may often be met incidentally.
6 We must not ignore refutation. It supplements the truth. We must be sincere. Sincerity demands: (1) The accurate statement of objections; (2) the meeting of objections with the sole desire for truth ; (3) we are to seek to turn the objection into proof.
Errors are often half-truths.
Befebences : Broadns. " Preparation and Delivery of the Sermon." pp. 158-213.
Phelps. " My Note-Book, the Materials of Sermons." Pattison. " The Making of the Sermon." 15, 16.
224 LECTURE XI ARGUMENT It is not the purpose in this chapter to specify and explain the different kinds and forms of argument, but to touch the general principles of reasoning and suggest some prac- tical points as to their use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
6. The changed emphasis in argument. We must not put our truth upon insumcient basis. The sin of resting faith upon speculative theory.
6. Hints as to method.
o Beason may be pure and yet not convincing. We may prove too much and lose the sense of reality.
b Prefer the short road in argument. Reasoning may grow tedious and defeat its end.
c Prefer the effective argument.
7. Eefutation.
a Positive teaching often the best refutation of error.
Kef utation should not be used without clear demand.
E...rrors may often be met incidentally.
6 We must not ignore refutation. It supplements the truth. We must be sincere. Sincerity demands: (1) The accurate statement of objections; (2) the meeting of objections with the sole desire for truth ; (3) we are to seek to turn the objection into proof.
Errors are often half-truths.
Befebences : Broadns. " Preparation and Delivery of the Sermon." pp. 158-213.
Phelps. " My Note-Book, the Materials of Sermons." Pattison. " The Making of the Sermon." 15, 16.
224 LECTURE XI ARGUMENT It is not the purpose in this chapter to specify and explain the different kinds and forms of argument, but to touch the general principles of reasoning and suggest some prac- tical points as to their use.
What to read after The Work of Preaching; a book for the Class-Room And Study?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hoyt, Arthur Stephen, 1851-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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