Buddhist Stories
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And he, the satisfied, what was he doing here, then, if he had no faith? He again thought of those days when he had wept out all his woes in his mother's lap. But now he breathed in naught of the atmo- sphere of that picture ; he only remembered the fact. His mother truly was dead, but now he ought to lay his head on the bosom of the all-gracious God, as trustfully as a child which, in the midst of mortal danger, sleeps on its mother's breast. Did he at all possess this faith, so indispensable ...to the true Christian? He could have laughed that it was only now, when all was crumbling around him, that he thought of putting this question to himself. This was the very question with which he ought to have begun THE LOVE OF HUMANITY 207 his transition to Christianity. He thought of his first conversation with Miss Stevenson. It was not learning, not zeal in work, not delight in sacrifice ; nothing made the true Christian but faith alone this unseizable, inexplicable, unteachable, unlearnable thing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And he, the satisfied, what was he doing here, then, if he had no faith? He again thought of those days when he had wept out all his woes in his mother's lap. But now he breathed in naught of the atmo- sphere of that picture ; he only remembered the fact. His mother truly was dead, but now he ought to lay his head on the bosom of the all-gracious God, as trustfully as a child which, in the midst of mortal danger, sleeps on its mother's breast. Did he at all possess this faith, so indispensable ...to the true Christian? He could have laughed that it was only now, when all was crumbling around him, that he thought of putting this question to himself. This was the very question with which he ought to have begun THE LOVE OF HUMANITY 207 his transition to Christianity. He thought of his first conversation with Miss Stevenson. It was not learning, not zeal in work, not delight in sacrifice ; nothing made the true Christian but faith alone this unseizable, inexplicable, unteachable, unlearnable thing.
What to read after Buddhist Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Dahlke to read onlineMoreLess
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