Liberal Christianity
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Punish them as they deserve, but in heaven's name do not forever damn them and a vast majority of their posterity to the end of time.
III. We believe that man ii>as, and still ts, created in the image of God; that by nature he is a child of God; that he needs religion not because Adam or anybody else has sinned, but because 14 he has a moral and spiritual constitution that is adapted to a moral and spiritual experience, as the wing of the bird to air, and the fin of the fish to water. We believ...e that with promptings as sweet and natural as those which, with all its little troubles, take a child to its mother's arms, a man may come directly into the presence of God, and that even in his sins, he has no other friend like his Heavenly Father. And therefore we do not accept the doctrine of the vicarious atonement, viz. , that in our room and stead Christ died, suffering the penalty that was due to us. According to our conception of the character of God and of the nature of forgiveness, no such atonement was either necessary or possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Punish them as they deserve, but in heaven's name do not forever damn them and a vast majority of their posterity to the end of time.
III. We believe that man ii>as, and still ts, created in the image of God; that by nature he is a child of God; that he needs religion not because Adam or anybody else has sinned, but because 14 he has a moral and spiritual constitution that is adapted to a moral and spiritual experience, as the wing of the bird to air, and the fin of the fish to water. We believ...e that with promptings as sweet and natural as those which, with all its little troubles, take a child to its mother's arms, a man may come directly into the presence of God, and that even in his sins, he has no other friend like his Heavenly Father. And therefore we do not accept the doctrine of the vicarious atonement, viz. , that in our room and stead Christ died, suffering the penalty that was due to us. According to our conception of the character of God and of the nature of forgiveness, no such atonement was either necessary or possible.
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