Studies in Current Religious Thought
Studies in Current Religious Thought
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Third. Theology is more generally interpreting the nature of the Deity by the analogies of the family, which are elemental, than by the analogies of human government, which are mechanical and transitory. It is thus bringing into clear relief the sublime truth that the universe itself is sacri- ficial and that God, simply because he is Father, can no more refrain from giving himself for his children than the sun can withhold its light ; that while retribution for wrong-doing is consistent with h...is goodness, is required by it, and must continue as long as men persist in sinning, the thought of infinite suffering for finite transgres- ("5) The Booklovers Reading Club sion is passing away because inconsistent with our innate sense of justice and contradictory to every reasonable conception of goodness, of love and fatherhood as they are revealed in the teach- ings, the example, and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
Foiu'th. The critical movement is constructive rather than destructive.
Fifth.
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Third. Theology is more generally interpreting the nature of the Deity by the analogies of the family, which are elemental, than by the analogies of human government, which are mechanical and transitory. It is thus bringing into clear relief the sublime truth that the universe itself is sacri- ficial and that God, simply because he is Father, can no more refrain from giving himself for his children than the sun can withhold its light ; that while retribution for wrong-doing is consistent with h...is goodness, is required by it, and must continue as long as men persist in sinning, the thought of infinite suffering for finite transgres- ("5) The Booklovers Reading Club sion is passing away because inconsistent with our innate sense of justice and contradictory to every reasonable conception of goodness, of love and fatherhood as they are revealed in the teach- ings, the example, and the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
Foiu'th. The critical movement is constructive rather than destructive.
Fifth.
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