Reason in Religion
Reason in Religion
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The idea of God is a revelation of his Spirit ; and unless the Spirit of God dwell in us, superstition may have an idol, conscience a law, philosophy a name ; but the heart has no God.
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THE SPIRIT IN THE LETTER.
THE SPIRIT IN THE LETTER.
All spirit, in proportion to the force there is in it, seeks to embody itself, and tends in time to become a letter. All spiritual movements, that are strong enough and true enough to last, end there. All reve- lations and reforms, after passing through the f...luid stage, arrive at a solid one : after living and working as disembodied spirit for a while, they crystallize into stated, formal agencies, and settle down into scriptures and churches. Judaism was a spirit once, and became a letter ; Christianity was a spirit, and became a letter ; Protestantism was a spirit, and became a letter. Such was their providential destiny. Every letter, ordinance, organization, that now exists, was once a disembodied spirit ; and every thought, sentiment, movement, which now agitates society, if genuine and destined to endure, will one day become a letter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The idea of God is a revelation of his Spirit ; and unless the Spirit of God dwell in us, superstition may have an idol, conscience a law, philosophy a name ; but the heart has no God.
V.
THE SPIRIT IN THE LETTER.
THE SPIRIT IN THE LETTER.
All spirit, in proportion to the force there is in it, seeks to embody itself, and tends in time to become a letter. All spiritual movements, that are strong enough and true enough to last, end there. All reve- lations and reforms, after passing through the f...luid stage, arrive at a solid one : after living and working as disembodied spirit for a while, they crystallize into stated, formal agencies, and settle down into scriptures and churches. Judaism was a spirit once, and became a letter ; Christianity was a spirit, and became a letter ; Protestantism was a spirit, and became a letter. Such was their providential destiny. Every letter, ordinance, organization, that now exists, was once a disembodied spirit ; and every thought, sentiment, movement, which now agitates society, if genuine and destined to endure, will one day become a letter.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hedge, Frederic Henry, 1805-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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