A Constructive Basis for Theology
A Constructive Basis for Theology
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To be a person, then, implies the cap- ability of making the self bad. This is not properly called divine permission to do evil, but is the inevitable contingency involved in the ideal of moral personalities who are to work out the moral ideal in themselves which can be realized only in personal form. Conse- quently, men may do evil and keep themselves evil, yet God be perfect in goodness. But suppose every person were to do evil and keep himself evil, might not such a world of evil persons be ...consistent with and enforce the perfect ideal of the perfect God ? This introduces a question which concerns what the temporal world is, viewed from the standpoint of the eternal 340 A CONSTRUCTIVE BASIS FOR THEOLOGY PT. M divine purpose, but its further treatment is more appropriate in connection with the Christian doctrine of salvation (see p. 346 f. ). 14 The further interpretation by Christian doctrines of the relation of God and men really consists of an analysis of the conception of a Perfect Personality of whom, under the influence of Jesus, we dare to think as our heavenly Father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To be a person, then, implies the cap- ability of making the self bad. This is not properly called divine permission to do evil, but is the inevitable contingency involved in the ideal of moral personalities who are to work out the moral ideal in themselves which can be realized only in personal form. Conse- quently, men may do evil and keep themselves evil, yet God be perfect in goodness. But suppose every person were to do evil and keep himself evil, might not such a world of evil persons be ...consistent with and enforce the perfect ideal of the perfect God ? This introduces a question which concerns what the temporal world is, viewed from the standpoint of the eternal 340 A CONSTRUCTIVE BASIS FOR THEOLOGY PT. M divine purpose, but its further treatment is more appropriate in connection with the Christian doctrine of salvation (see p. 346 f. ). 14 The further interpretation by Christian doctrines of the relation of God and men really consists of an analysis of the conception of a Perfect Personality of whom, under the influence of Jesus, we dare to think as our heavenly Father.
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