True to His Colours
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Cram the mind and starve the heart--this is the great popularidolatry. And so religion must be a misty, dreamy sort of thing; notwell-defined truth, plainly and sharply taught in God's Word, requiringfaith in revealed doctrines which are to influence the life by taking upa stronghold in the heart, but rather a foggy mixture of light anddarkness, of superstition and sentiment, which will leave men to followpretty nearly their own devices, and allow them to pass through thisworld with quieted con...sciences, so long as they are sincere, let theircreed be anything or nothing: and as to the future, why, this world isthe great land of realities, and a coming judgment, a coming heaven orhell, these are but plausible dreams, or, at the most, interestingspeculations. Excuse me, my dear friend, for speaking warmly. I cannotbut feel and speak strongly on this subject when I mark the growingtendency in our day to fall down and worship the cultivation of theintellect, to the neglect and disparagement of definite gospel truth, and of that education of the heart without which, I am more firmlypersuaded every day, there cannot be either individual peace, homevirtue and happiness, or public honour and morality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cram the mind and starve the heart--this is the great popularidolatry. And so religion must be a misty, dreamy sort of thing; notwell-defined truth, plainly and sharply taught in God's Word, requiringfaith in revealed doctrines which are to influence the life by taking upa stronghold in the heart, but rather a foggy mixture of light anddarkness, of superstition and sentiment, which will leave men to followpretty nearly their own devices, and allow them to pass through thisworld with quieted con...sciences, so long as they are sincere, let theircreed be anything or nothing: and as to the future, why, this world isthe great land of realities, and a coming judgment, a coming heaven orhell, these are but plausible dreams, or, at the most, interestingspeculations. Excuse me, my dear friend, for speaking warmly. I cannotbut feel and speak strongly on this subject when I mark the growingtendency in our day to fall down and worship the cultivation of theintellect, to the neglect and disparagement of definite gospel truth, and of that education of the heart without which, I am more firmlypersuaded every day, there cannot be either individual peace, homevirtue and happiness, or public honour and morality.
What to read after True to His Colours?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilson Theodore P. to read onlineMoreLess
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