Testimony of Nineteen Centuries to Jesus of Nazareth Tributes From Many Coun
Testimony of Nineteen Centuries to Jesus of Nazareth Tributes From Many Coun
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In every respect he presented himself to his followers as the visible centre of their religion, the image of the invisible Father.
The facts of the life of this great Teacher having been briefly considered, we return once more to the question, What mafiiier of 7nan is this f To such an appeal, the countryman of Shakspeare and Bacon will never be so dreamily ignorant of human nature, or so pusillanimously abhorrent of facts, as to reply, " He was a m-ythT Nor shall he be able fairly to reply, " ...He was indeed a great teacher; but his work is now done, and we need some new revelation. " On the contrary, the principle that he revealed and vivified for us, the law of brotherhood among men, is still the only principle whereby there is any hope of ultimately perfecting the human race. . . .
Those who even approximately appreciate the character of Christ must needs, one would think, recoil from the thought that his life could have been a delusion, not so much out ot fear of lowering their estimate of Jesus, as from a terror of the tremendous consequences upon their belief in God himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In every respect he presented himself to his followers as the visible centre of their religion, the image of the invisible Father.
The facts of the life of this great Teacher having been briefly considered, we return once more to the question, What mafiiier of 7nan is this f To such an appeal, the countryman of Shakspeare and Bacon will never be so dreamily ignorant of human nature, or so pusillanimously abhorrent of facts, as to reply, " He was a m-ythT Nor shall he be able fairly to reply, " ...He was indeed a great teacher; but his work is now done, and we need some new revelation. " On the contrary, the principle that he revealed and vivified for us, the law of brotherhood among men, is still the only principle whereby there is any hope of ultimately perfecting the human race. . . .
Those who even approximately appreciate the character of Christ must needs, one would think, recoil from the thought that his life could have been a delusion, not so much out ot fear of lowering their estimate of Jesus, as from a terror of the tremendous consequences upon their belief in God himself.
What to read after Testimony of Nineteen Centuries to Jesus of Nazareth Tributes From Many Coun?
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