Why Callest Thou Me Good
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"We have long felt so, and here is one who is frank enough to set forth the facts. " Many conservative Christians in the churches will join in the complaint of insincerity and will use my admission against the very progressiveness for which I stand.
"Liberalism does not make for honesty, " these will con- tend.
Which reminds me of the old sea captain who heard a schoolboy declaim Tennyson's famous lines on "The Charge of the Light Brigade'!" "Half a league, half a league, half a league onward!"... re- cited the boy. But the captain, in the confidence of his nautical knowledge and utterly void of imagination, blurted out : "The old fool ! If he meant a league and a half, why didn't he say so ?" There are no fools like the literalists. Whether they are in- side or outside of the churches. People who have no imagina- tion are always stumbling into absurdities over their own wooden logic.
It is hardly necessary to say that I stand now for the open course. I do not believe that policy is the best honesty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"We have long felt so, and here is one who is frank enough to set forth the facts. " Many conservative Christians in the churches will join in the complaint of insincerity and will use my admission against the very progressiveness for which I stand.
"Liberalism does not make for honesty, " these will con- tend.
Which reminds me of the old sea captain who heard a schoolboy declaim Tennyson's famous lines on "The Charge of the Light Brigade'!" "Half a league, half a league, half a league onward!"... re- cited the boy. But the captain, in the confidence of his nautical knowledge and utterly void of imagination, blurted out : "The old fool ! If he meant a league and a half, why didn't he say so ?" There are no fools like the literalists. Whether they are in- side or outside of the churches. People who have no imagina- tion are always stumbling into absurdities over their own wooden logic.
It is hardly necessary to say that I stand now for the open course. I do not believe that policy is the best honesty.
What to read after Why Callest Thou Me Good?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Whitaker to read onlineMoreLess
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