American Religious Leaders Series volume 4
American Religious Leaders Series volume 4
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The incarnation expressed God's thought of the value of man, and the atonement was the wonder- ful divine way of purifying those whom God could not let go, and winning back the wanderers to the Father's house. That sons of God, those brought by eternal love once more into sonship, should have a view of sin that increasingly emphasized its sinful- ness was reasonable, but that they, the sons of God, should speak of themselves, or be described, as once "worms, " or "swine, " or "vipers, " was not... in his style. Perhaps, however, aversion to these epi- thets common in certain older writers was founded quite as much on their inadequacy to express man's degradation as on the loftiness of his origin. But the degradation implied the loftiness. In a re- markable passage in "The Scriptural Idea of Man, " he says: "In that prerogative of man by which he can either accept or reject ths law of his being, he differs wholly from any mere animal. No ani- mal can approximate anything of the kind . It lies in a region and sphere of which it knows nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The incarnation expressed God's thought of the value of man, and the atonement was the wonder- ful divine way of purifying those whom God could not let go, and winning back the wanderers to the Father's house. That sons of God, those brought by eternal love once more into sonship, should have a view of sin that increasingly emphasized its sinful- ness was reasonable, but that they, the sons of God, should speak of themselves, or be described, as once "worms, " or "swine, " or "vipers, " was not... in his style. Perhaps, however, aversion to these epi- thets common in certain older writers was founded quite as much on their inadequacy to express man's degradation as on the loftiness of his origin. But the degradation implied the loftiness. In a re- markable passage in "The Scriptural Idea of Man, " he says: "In that prerogative of man by which he can either accept or reject ths law of his being, he differs wholly from any mere animal. No ani- mal can approximate anything of the kind . It lies in a region and sphere of which it knows nothing.
What to read after American Religious Leaders Series volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fritz Henglein to read onlineMoreLess
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