What is Religion a Protest Against the Spirit of the Age a Plea for the Rea
What is Religion a Protest Against the Spirit of the Age a Plea for the Rea
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And the moral life and the reli- gious, failing to recognize the truth, they too are lies, the whole thing is a falsehood. Man must go back to the very beginning, and begin with recognizing the truth, by beat- ing upon his breast, and crying out, " God be merciful to me a sinner;" and again, '' Who shall deliver me from the body of this death? " Behold the two cases, the Publican and the Pharisee ; behold the truth and a lie. The Phar- isee was a moral man ; more, a religious one ; but also he ...was an incarnate falsehood ; the Publican is the truth, both in and of it. The Divine life has its foundation, then, in truth. The soul ceases to deceive itself by a moral or a religious life, but recognizes what in truth it really is, and what it deserves. Here faith comes in, and upon Christ, as presented in the gospel, lays hold, and appropriates Him ; appropriates His flesh and blood for the healing of a wounded conscience ; His strength or spirit it rests upon as a means of escape from the bondage of sin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And the moral life and the reli- gious, failing to recognize the truth, they too are lies, the whole thing is a falsehood. Man must go back to the very beginning, and begin with recognizing the truth, by beat- ing upon his breast, and crying out, " God be merciful to me a sinner;" and again, '' Who shall deliver me from the body of this death? " Behold the two cases, the Publican and the Pharisee ; behold the truth and a lie. The Phar- isee was a moral man ; more, a religious one ; but also he ...was an incarnate falsehood ; the Publican is the truth, both in and of it. The Divine life has its foundation, then, in truth. The soul ceases to deceive itself by a moral or a religious life, but recognizes what in truth it really is, and what it deserves. Here faith comes in, and upon Christ, as presented in the gospel, lays hold, and appropriates Him ; appropriates His flesh and blood for the healing of a wounded conscience ; His strength or spirit it rests upon as a means of escape from the bondage of sin.
What to read after What is Religion a Protest Against the Spirit of the Age a Plea for the Rea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Withers Memminger to read onlineMoreLess
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