Workingmen And the Church
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He needed a larger canvas and a larger ideal. His work was too narrow, his vision too cramped, his field too small. The time had come for enlargement. And this is what is needed in the question which we are considering. Workingmen need a larger acquaintance with the church. She is misjudged and misconstrued and sometimes maligned for lack of knowledge. Many of Worfcingmen and tbe Cburcb them never could have written me as they did if they had been at all familiar with her inner life. One writer..., for example, found fault with the church "because not more than five per cent of the sermons preached have to do directly with practical matters. " Another complained that workingmen "have listened to sermons that condemn a man for being poor and praise the rich. " Another was grieved because "min- isters preach on the story of Lazarus and the rich man, ' 5 and leave the impression that "all that is necessary to get into heaven is to be poor, and most workingmen are poor. " Where these writers have lived and what preachers they have heard I do not know, but one thing is certain, that men who can deliber- ately write after this fashion are very much in need of information.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He needed a larger canvas and a larger ideal. His work was too narrow, his vision too cramped, his field too small. The time had come for enlargement. And this is what is needed in the question which we are considering. Workingmen need a larger acquaintance with the church. She is misjudged and misconstrued and sometimes maligned for lack of knowledge. Many of Worfcingmen and tbe Cburcb them never could have written me as they did if they had been at all familiar with her inner life. One writer..., for example, found fault with the church "because not more than five per cent of the sermons preached have to do directly with practical matters. " Another complained that workingmen "have listened to sermons that condemn a man for being poor and praise the rich. " Another was grieved because "min- isters preach on the story of Lazarus and the rich man, ' 5 and leave the impression that "all that is necessary to get into heaven is to be poor, and most workingmen are poor. " Where these writers have lived and what preachers they have heard I do not know, but one thing is certain, that men who can deliber- ately write after this fashion are very much in need of information.
What to read after Workingmen And the Church?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Francis Coyle to read onlineMoreLess
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