Talks On Religion: a Collective Inquiry
Talks On Religion: a Collective Inquiry
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How we recognise that there is nothing good foreign to the message of Jesus ; that all the accumulated spiritual treasures of the world are truly our heritage; that there is no corner or cranny of life that cannot give to Christianity some new gem, and into which Chris- tianity does not shed some new and beautifying light ! Contrast the broad Christianity of to-day with the narrow theology of ' Eobert Elsmere. ' ' THE EDITOR : " I quite agree with you, Mr. F, that genuine Christianity should be... the teaching of the life of the soul, and that nothing foreign to the soul of man could be foreign to Christianity. Would MYSTICISM AND FAITH 145 it not be interesting in this connection to examine again the question of what are the essentials of Chris- tianity ? What is it that gives it its light and its power ? As we look back upon the narrow Chris- tianity of which you speak, and back of that upon the history of the Church through all the Middle Ages, there seems very little in the organisation that is capable of illumination; or that could touch the soul in any way, unless it be with horror.
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How we recognise that there is nothing good foreign to the message of Jesus ; that all the accumulated spiritual treasures of the world are truly our heritage; that there is no corner or cranny of life that cannot give to Christianity some new gem, and into which Chris- tianity does not shed some new and beautifying light ! Contrast the broad Christianity of to-day with the narrow theology of ' Eobert Elsmere. ' ' THE EDITOR : " I quite agree with you, Mr. F, that genuine Christianity should be... the teaching of the life of the soul, and that nothing foreign to the soul of man could be foreign to Christianity. Would MYSTICISM AND FAITH 145 it not be interesting in this connection to examine again the question of what are the essentials of Chris- tianity ? What is it that gives it its light and its power ? As we look back upon the narrow Chris- tianity of which you speak, and back of that upon the history of the Church through all the Middle Ages, there seems very little in the organisation that is capable of illumination; or that could touch the soul in any way, unless it be with horror.
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