Two Present-Day Questions: 1. Biblical Criticism. 2. the Social Movement. Sermons Preached Before the University of Cambridge On Ascension Day And Sunday After Ascension Day, 1892
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I will attempt to formulate it and leave it to you and others to judge how far I am right. The Christian teacher is called upon to enforce duties as duties, he is not called upon to claim or defend or cham- pion rights as rights. The whole sphere of ' rights ' seems to me to lie outside his province ; if he enters upon it he does so no longer as a Christian teacher, and he ought to make the difference plain to those concerned, I believe that these principles hold good even in what might be thou...ght extreme cases. Take the case in which an individual or a class is oppressed and is too weak to defend itself Surely, here it might be thought the Church and the Clergy should step in and take up the cause of the helpless. Not only, it might be urged, should they do so, but they have done so with excellent effect in the past. How much of the amelioration of society in the Middle Ages and even in more modern times has been due to the direct action of the Church, to the pulpit, and to men fired by Christian de- votion !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I will attempt to formulate it and leave it to you and others to judge how far I am right. The Christian teacher is called upon to enforce duties as duties, he is not called upon to claim or defend or cham- pion rights as rights. The whole sphere of ' rights ' seems to me to lie outside his province ; if he enters upon it he does so no longer as a Christian teacher, and he ought to make the difference plain to those concerned, I believe that these principles hold good even in what might be thou...ght extreme cases. Take the case in which an individual or a class is oppressed and is too weak to defend itself Surely, here it might be thought the Church and the Clergy should step in and take up the cause of the helpless. Not only, it might be urged, should they do so, but they have done so with excellent effect in the past. How much of the amelioration of society in the Middle Ages and even in more modern times has been due to the direct action of the Church, to the pulpit, and to men fired by Christian de- votion !
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