Searching for Truth
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Such should logically also allow the next inefficient musician to gTate upon their nerves, since some of his notes, at least, were pure ; or put up with an atrocious cook because her various gradations between the raw and overdone included a fragment of proper diet.
The term Christian has been warped into application to every person who does not outwardly deny it. Those who attend church service with even a varying regular- ity are thought of as ultra religious. Ministers have broadened their s...phere to include dissertations on politi- cal and social questions, the present type of sermon being usually a moral lecture that might be rendered by a Buddhist priest with equal pertinence.
The shifts to which many modern religious expound- ers are forced would be exasperating were it not for their often pitiable lack of virility, which conduces charitable allowances. Within a few years a group of divines, representing different creeds, was asked to explain the meaning of Christ's saying that it were easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such should logically also allow the next inefficient musician to gTate upon their nerves, since some of his notes, at least, were pure ; or put up with an atrocious cook because her various gradations between the raw and overdone included a fragment of proper diet.
The term Christian has been warped into application to every person who does not outwardly deny it. Those who attend church service with even a varying regular- ity are thought of as ultra religious. Ministers have broadened their s...phere to include dissertations on politi- cal and social questions, the present type of sermon being usually a moral lecture that might be rendered by a Buddhist priest with equal pertinence.
The shifts to which many modern religious expound- ers are forced would be exasperating were it not for their often pitiable lack of virility, which conduces charitable allowances. Within a few years a group of divines, representing different creeds, was asked to explain the meaning of Christ's saying that it were easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God.
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