Is the Devil a Myth
Is the Devil a Myth
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Rome used to shout over the bloody scenes in the amphi- The Devil a Theologian 69 theatre ; now we can weep over the unfortunate girl who goes down in spectacular glory behind the foot- lights. Sentiment makes us rejoice with those who do rejoice, and weep with those who weep ; it moves us to deeds of charity. Satan then has no difficulty in persuading us that we are religious — spiritually re- deemed ; if we weep over our loved ones, our emo- tions are very rehgious. The most grief we ever wit...- nessed at a funeral was in the home of a saloon-keeper ; the dead wife and mother, a depraved opium and morphine eater ; the home was utterly irreligious, but the grief was hysterical, explosive. The sacrifices of God are a broken and a contrite heart — over sins committed, producing a godly sorrow, and not a sentiment.
Again, the Devil takes great delight in telling the unsaved and unchurched masses that religion is all selfishness ; the poor are made to feel that the Church is the rich man's institution.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rome used to shout over the bloody scenes in the amphi- The Devil a Theologian 69 theatre ; now we can weep over the unfortunate girl who goes down in spectacular glory behind the foot- lights. Sentiment makes us rejoice with those who do rejoice, and weep with those who weep ; it moves us to deeds of charity. Satan then has no difficulty in persuading us that we are religious — spiritually re- deemed ; if we weep over our loved ones, our emo- tions are very rehgious. The most grief we ever wit...- nessed at a funeral was in the home of a saloon-keeper ; the dead wife and mother, a depraved opium and morphine eater ; the home was utterly irreligious, but the grief was hysterical, explosive. The sacrifices of God are a broken and a contrite heart — over sins committed, producing a godly sorrow, and not a sentiment.
Again, the Devil takes great delight in telling the unsaved and unchurched masses that religion is all selfishness ; the poor are made to feel that the Church is the rich man's institution.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C F Charles Franklin Wimberly to read onlineMoreLess
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