Works of Thomas Hill Green volume 3
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Xv. 12 and 13, satisfactory. The only answer is that in such a passage there is properly no reasoning at all. St. Paul did not mean, with all ' the foolishness of preaching, ' to infer first the resurrection of Christ from that of mankind, and then that of mankind from that of Christ. But it belonged to that * foolishness of God, ' which in him had superseded the wisdom of man, that, accepting the traditional story of Christ's resurrection, he should see in the risen Lord all man- kind made ali...ve, and that conversely, looking abroad on men dead in trespasses and sins, he should see in them an ideal quickening of body as well as soul, which must have been CHRISTIAN DOGMA. 167 realised in their perfected head. On the one hand the Son of God, alive with his Father, but submitting to death in the flesh, to be quickened in the spirit ; on the other, man dead in the flesh, but finding in that death, since the Son of God partook of it, the entrance to the same Son's resurrection ; these are the two ' moments, ' whose interaction, each passing into the other, formed the consciousness of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xv. 12 and 13, satisfactory. The only answer is that in such a passage there is properly no reasoning at all. St. Paul did not mean, with all ' the foolishness of preaching, ' to infer first the resurrection of Christ from that of mankind, and then that of mankind from that of Christ. But it belonged to that * foolishness of God, ' which in him had superseded the wisdom of man, that, accepting the traditional story of Christ's resurrection, he should see in the risen Lord all man- kind made ali...ve, and that conversely, looking abroad on men dead in trespasses and sins, he should see in them an ideal quickening of body as well as soul, which must have been CHRISTIAN DOGMA. 167 realised in their perfected head. On the one hand the Son of God, alive with his Father, but submitting to death in the flesh, to be quickened in the spirit ; on the other, man dead in the flesh, but finding in that death, since the Son of God partook of it, the entrance to the same Son's resurrection ; these are the two ' moments, ' whose interaction, each passing into the other, formed the consciousness of St.
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