Why We Fail As Christians
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Renan remarks, after dealing with the communism of Jesus and his disciples : ''Alas! the practical drawbacks of the theory were not long in making themselves felt. A treasurer was required, and Judas of Kerioth was chosen for that ofhce. (St. John xii, 6. )" (n) Although Renan apparently beheved that a dishonest treasurer must be the inevitable affliction of every communist society, he does not venture an opinion upon why Jesus should have chosen Judas for this office. Jesus must have had some ...reason for so doing, and one ex- planation which seems plausible is that Jesus must have intended the Hfe of Judas to be an everlasting lesson to the disciples, to the new society, and to his Church. This point of view is supported by what happened to Judas later. He purchased a field mth the reward of iniquity; and falKng headlong, he burst asunder in the midst, and all his bowels gushed out. (The Acts i, i8. ) Is not the same great lesson to be found here which is so often taught elsewhere in the gospel — that one cannot serve God and mamm^on?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Renan remarks, after dealing with the communism of Jesus and his disciples : ''Alas! the practical drawbacks of the theory were not long in making themselves felt. A treasurer was required, and Judas of Kerioth was chosen for that ofhce. (St. John xii, 6. )" (n) Although Renan apparently beheved that a dishonest treasurer must be the inevitable affliction of every communist society, he does not venture an opinion upon why Jesus should have chosen Judas for this office. Jesus must have had some ...reason for so doing, and one ex- planation which seems plausible is that Jesus must have intended the Hfe of Judas to be an everlasting lesson to the disciples, to the new society, and to his Church. This point of view is supported by what happened to Judas later. He purchased a field mth the reward of iniquity; and falKng headlong, he burst asunder in the midst, and all his bowels gushed out. (The Acts i, i8. ) Is not the same great lesson to be found here which is so often taught elsewhere in the gospel — that one cannot serve God and mamm^on?
What to read after Why We Fail As Christians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Hunter to read onlineMoreLess
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