What the Church Means to Me
What the Church Means to Me
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He is not called to be one whit holier than I am, butbeing on a lofty pedestal he will possibly be more closely watched. His, indeed, is a pitiable condition if he has not the spirit of his Master. His creed may seem infallible, his faith most orthodox, but for my partI would rather not be so sure of what I did believe, and pray with "theman after God's own heart, " "Teach me to _do_ the thing which pleasesthee. " This is a sure step on the road to the answer of, "Lord, Ibelieve, help thou mine... unbelief. " I am convinced there would be no lackof worthy candidates for the ministry if only the churches would laymore stress on the infinite privilege of human service it opens up. There are more medical students than are needed.
THE FUTILITY OF THE INTELLECTUAL TEST Is it then a necessity, or an advisable thing, that before a man canbecome a worker with the Church he must pass an intellectual test? Is itimperative for him to find exactly what he does not believe? That makesit almost impossible for him to get back afterwards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is not called to be one whit holier than I am, butbeing on a lofty pedestal he will possibly be more closely watched. His, indeed, is a pitiable condition if he has not the spirit of his Master. His creed may seem infallible, his faith most orthodox, but for my partI would rather not be so sure of what I did believe, and pray with "theman after God's own heart, " "Teach me to _do_ the thing which pleasesthee. " This is a sure step on the road to the answer of, "Lord, Ibelieve, help thou mine... unbelief. " I am convinced there would be no lackof worthy candidates for the ministry if only the churches would laymore stress on the infinite privilege of human service it opens up. There are more medical students than are needed.
THE FUTILITY OF THE INTELLECTUAL TEST Is it then a necessity, or an advisable thing, that before a man canbecome a worker with the Church he must pass an intellectual test? Is itimperative for him to find exactly what he does not believe? That makesit almost impossible for him to get back afterwards.
What to read after What the Church Means to Me?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grenfell, Wilfred Thomason, Sir, 1865-1940 to read onlineMoreLess
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