Main Questions in Religion a Study of Fundamentals Crane Theological School Le
Main Questions in Religion a Study of Fundamentals Crane Theological School Le
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We are built for action, as an automobile is built for running; it is in action mainly that we develop our powers, and grow, and fill a place of usefulness in the world; and it is certain that the greater part of our activity in life, which naturally looks forward, is based upon opinions, convictions and judgments which are not sus- ceptible of positive proof. The whole business world subsists in confidence between man and man, in faith in the stability and productiveness of Nature; and governm...ents are established, laws enacted, treaties made, and even wars conducted in the belief that cer- tain ends are attainable and justifiable, and that cer- tain measures will prove effective. In all this men are neither fools nor rascals nor bigots, but reasonable beings ; for well-grounded faith is not only a rational but a necessary principle in the management of the entire domain of practical, every-day life.
If, then, we ask what faith has to do with religion, the answer is plain: Faith is a working principle, which has reference mainly to action, and which is as 44f MAIN QUESTIONS IN RELIGION valid in one realm as in another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are built for action, as an automobile is built for running; it is in action mainly that we develop our powers, and grow, and fill a place of usefulness in the world; and it is certain that the greater part of our activity in life, which naturally looks forward, is based upon opinions, convictions and judgments which are not sus- ceptible of positive proof. The whole business world subsists in confidence between man and man, in faith in the stability and productiveness of Nature; and governm...ents are established, laws enacted, treaties made, and even wars conducted in the belief that cer- tain ends are attainable and justifiable, and that cer- tain measures will prove effective. In all this men are neither fools nor rascals nor bigots, but reasonable beings ; for well-grounded faith is not only a rational but a necessary principle in the management of the entire domain of practical, every-day life.
If, then, we ask what faith has to do with religion, the answer is plain: Faith is a working principle, which has reference mainly to action, and which is as 44f MAIN QUESTIONS IN RELIGION valid in one realm as in another.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Selleck, Willard Chamberlain, 1856-1941 to read onlineMoreLess
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