Wales And the Welsh Church
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Now we see how a man acts when he desires to influence another. When we seek to obtain anything from a man, we try to know him thoroughly; we consult his wishes and study his tastes. We take care not to run counter to his ideas, and respect even his prejudices. We try to look at things from his point of view, and to win his confidence by sympathy. Thus men act when they would gain from another some earthly advantage. Thus St. Paul acted when he wished to gain his fellow- men. He did not want th...eir money, but he wanted their hearts. He wante. D them to entrust their lives to him, to be moulded by the Divine truths which he had to teach ; his own words were, " I seek not yours, but you. " Acting upon this spirit, he tells us that, in dealing with the Jews, he did not run against their national ideas, but looked upon life from their point of view dwelt upon the truths that he held in common with them, and spoke as one who knew and loved their Law and their prophets ; when addressing Greeks, who had received no Divine written Law, he appealed to natural reason, and enforced his teaching by reference to their national poets and philosophers ; and when face to face with peasants like the islanders of Malta, who were 302 Why are the Welsh People intellectually weak, he used words and figures suited to their capacities.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now we see how a man acts when he desires to influence another. When we seek to obtain anything from a man, we try to know him thoroughly; we consult his wishes and study his tastes. We take care not to run counter to his ideas, and respect even his prejudices. We try to look at things from his point of view, and to win his confidence by sympathy. Thus men act when they would gain from another some earthly advantage. Thus St. Paul acted when he wished to gain his fellow- men. He did not want th...eir money, but he wanted their hearts. He wante. D them to entrust their lives to him, to be moulded by the Divine truths which he had to teach ; his own words were, " I seek not yours, but you. " Acting upon this spirit, he tells us that, in dealing with the Jews, he did not run against their national ideas, but looked upon life from their point of view dwelt upon the truths that he held in common with them, and spoke as one who knew and loved their Law and their prophets ; when addressing Greeks, who had received no Divine written Law, he appealed to natural reason, and enforced his teaching by reference to their national poets and philosophers ; and when face to face with peasants like the islanders of Malta, who were 302 Why are the Welsh People intellectually weak, he used words and figures suited to their capacities.
What to read after Wales And the Welsh Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Thomas Edwards to read onlineMoreLess
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