Thoughts for the Times
Thoughts for the Times
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'' Does the moral 64 ON THE SCIENCE OF GOD.
law kindle you up and warm you ? Docs knowing the law give you ability to obey it ? These questions are pertinent, for what do you mean by religion ? You mean that feeling of trust and adoration which leads you to lean upon some unseen power, upon some One, in short, who not only indicates a moral law, but who enters into communion with your spirit, affects your action, moulds your consciousness, cleanses your heart, and subdues your will. To believe ...and feel this is to have religion. Do you get that by contemplating streams of tendency, or by any conviction about a law which makes for righteousness . '' First, let me contemplate a stream of tendency in nature ; it is wonderful, it is beautiful, it is also very hard. I admire it and I tremble before it. When I think of this stream of tendency, this physical law, my thought is, no doubt, touched with emotion ; but I think it is not religious emotion, it is an emotion similar to that I feel when I contemplate the working of a vast and complicated engine — no emotion of love or grati- tude or adoration — there is nothing human, nothing personal about it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' Does the moral 64 ON THE SCIENCE OF GOD.
law kindle you up and warm you ? Docs knowing the law give you ability to obey it ? These questions are pertinent, for what do you mean by religion ? You mean that feeling of trust and adoration which leads you to lean upon some unseen power, upon some One, in short, who not only indicates a moral law, but who enters into communion with your spirit, affects your action, moulds your consciousness, cleanses your heart, and subdues your will. To believe ...and feel this is to have religion. Do you get that by contemplating streams of tendency, or by any conviction about a law which makes for righteousness . '' First, let me contemplate a stream of tendency in nature ; it is wonderful, it is beautiful, it is also very hard. I admire it and I tremble before it. When I think of this stream of tendency, this physical law, my thought is, no doubt, touched with emotion ; but I think it is not religious emotion, it is an emotion similar to that I feel when I contemplate the working of a vast and complicated engine — no emotion of love or grati- tude or adoration — there is nothing human, nothing personal about it.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H R Hugh Reginald Haweis to read onlineMoreLess
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