Gods Meaning in Life
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In all great men of prayer we find this double phe- nomenon; absorption in the given work and in the machinery by which it is achieved, and at the same time hunger for direct communion with reality, for face-to-face intercourse with God, from whom they draw life and peace and poise.
In St. Paul, in Francis of Assisi, in Cath- erine of Genoa, in Luther, in General Gor- 82 CONVERSATION WITH GOD don, we have at once great workers and great pray-ers.
We cannot all be masters in the spir- itual life..., but we can all be more spiritual than we are, and we can all pray, even in the short time the world allows us, to much better purpose than we do. It is here that the inadequacy of such a phi- losophy as Eucken's is disclosed.
This distinguished thinker is strong while he emphasizes the moral significance of man as a worker, a creature who achieves wonders by the sheer force of his will, who makes history possible because he refuses to remain subject to his purely natural impulses, and who identifies him- self with the cosmic spiritual life; but Eucken is weak in that he ignores man's need for the expression of his dependence on the spiritual life, for direct, personal, and individual contact with God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In all great men of prayer we find this double phe- nomenon; absorption in the given work and in the machinery by which it is achieved, and at the same time hunger for direct communion with reality, for face-to-face intercourse with God, from whom they draw life and peace and poise.
In St. Paul, in Francis of Assisi, in Cath- erine of Genoa, in Luther, in General Gor- 82 CONVERSATION WITH GOD don, we have at once great workers and great pray-ers.
We cannot all be masters in the spir- itual life..., but we can all be more spiritual than we are, and we can all pray, even in the short time the world allows us, to much better purpose than we do. It is here that the inadequacy of such a phi- losophy as Eucken's is disclosed.
This distinguished thinker is strong while he emphasizes the moral significance of man as a worker, a creature who achieves wonders by the sheer force of his will, who makes history possible because he refuses to remain subject to his purely natural impulses, and who identifies him- self with the cosmic spiritual life; but Eucken is weak in that he ignores man's need for the expression of his dependence on the spiritual life, for direct, personal, and individual contact with God.
What to read after Gods Meaning in Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Mccomb to read onlineMoreLess
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