Leaflets From Christian Thought
Leaflets From Christian Thought
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, the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ, and see how it stands related to evolution.
No animal or plant has life in itself as its own. Life is the gift of God wherever manifested; and it is not given once for all, but is imparted moment by moment. It acts through dif- ferent organisms and under various conditions, but it is ever the same indivisible force. The natural sun is the principal medium through which life acts in the physical creation. Blot out the sun and all nature dies. But the sun has... no life of its own. Whence comes its force? Analogy has led astronomers to conceive of a great central sun, the source of all suns. But in vain would their telescopes sweep the heavens to find it because it is none other than that "bright essence increate" of which every sun in the universe is but an "effluence. " This "coeternal beam" is more intimately present throughout crea- tion than any of its material shadows, the natural rays, can be. "Whither shall I go from Thy Spirit? or whither shall I flee from Thy presence?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ, and see how it stands related to evolution.
No animal or plant has life in itself as its own. Life is the gift of God wherever manifested; and it is not given once for all, but is imparted moment by moment. It acts through dif- ferent organisms and under various conditions, but it is ever the same indivisible force. The natural sun is the principal medium through which life acts in the physical creation. Blot out the sun and all nature dies. But the sun has... no life of its own. Whence comes its force? Analogy has led astronomers to conceive of a great central sun, the source of all suns. But in vain would their telescopes sweep the heavens to find it because it is none other than that "bright essence increate" of which every sun in the universe is but an "effluence. " This "coeternal beam" is more intimately present throughout crea- tion than any of its material shadows, the natural rays, can be. "Whither shall I go from Thy Spirit? or whither shall I flee from Thy presence?
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Holden to read onlineMoreLess
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