This Thing Goodwill
This Thing Goodwill
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Stephen forgave, the church thought it right to avenge. In vain had St. Paul argyd that "the wrath of man work- eth not the righteousness of God. " These are the words of a Christian leader concerning Christianity's guilt in this matter of a lack of under- standing and goodwill between these two great religions. No Jew could pen a more drastic accusation as to conditions that have existed and still exist to a great extent. "The miser- able fact emerges that it was always the staunchest fighters... for Christen- dom who were the bitterest persecu- tors. " Now Good Will cannot be built upon such a foundation. The change must come from the side of the per- secutors and not from the side of the persecuted. "If the Jew did, in truth, become the deepest hater of Christianity, it was most certainly the Christian who had the largest share in manking him so, " and then "if we would remove the reproach of the past then we must realize our fail- ure as a Church to show forth the spirit of our blessed Lord and Sav- iour in just those places and times where it might have worked with greatest power".
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stephen forgave, the church thought it right to avenge. In vain had St. Paul argyd that "the wrath of man work- eth not the righteousness of God. " These are the words of a Christian leader concerning Christianity's guilt in this matter of a lack of under- standing and goodwill between these two great religions. No Jew could pen a more drastic accusation as to conditions that have existed and still exist to a great extent. "The miser- able fact emerges that it was always the staunchest fighters... for Christen- dom who were the bitterest persecu- tors. " Now Good Will cannot be built upon such a foundation. The change must come from the side of the per- secutors and not from the side of the persecuted. "If the Jew did, in truth, become the deepest hater of Christianity, it was most certainly the Christian who had the largest share in manking him so, " and then "if we would remove the reproach of the past then we must realize our fail- ure as a Church to show forth the spirit of our blessed Lord and Sav- iour in just those places and times where it might have worked with greatest power".
What to read after This Thing Goodwill?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Martin Zielonka to read onlineMoreLess
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