The Crisis of Morals
The Crisis of Morals
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Is she any nearer to the realization that her divine commission — so manifestly, so unmistakably, and so exquisitely written in her earliest documents — is to *^ teach and propagate a new life, a new love, a new hope, a new spirit ''?
With other evil signs of the times, such as the falling birth-rate, the spread of a hideous disease, and the decay of family life, must be numbered the clerical com- plaint of empty churches. Is the cause of this evil, the cause of all other evils ? — is it due to... the Church's apostasy? " This, '' says Coleridge, '' was the first and true apostasy — when in Council and Synod the Divine Humanities of the Gospel gave way to speculative systems. " Is it because CRISIS BETWEEN GOOD AND EVIL 71 democracy has lost faith in religious 5m- cerity? Is any church empty where Chris- tianity is declared to be *^ the revelation of a new life, the inspiration of a new hope, the communication of a new strength? " Would any man be dead to religion who saw, visible and manifest in the whole Church of Christ, the propagation of a new life and a new love, a new hope and a new spirit?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Is she any nearer to the realization that her divine commission — so manifestly, so unmistakably, and so exquisitely written in her earliest documents — is to *^ teach and propagate a new life, a new love, a new hope, a new spirit ''?
With other evil signs of the times, such as the falling birth-rate, the spread of a hideous disease, and the decay of family life, must be numbered the clerical com- plaint of empty churches. Is the cause of this evil, the cause of all other evils ? — is it due to... the Church's apostasy? " This, '' says Coleridge, '' was the first and true apostasy — when in Council and Synod the Divine Humanities of the Gospel gave way to speculative systems. " Is it because CRISIS BETWEEN GOOD AND EVIL 71 democracy has lost faith in religious 5m- cerity? Is any church empty where Chris- tianity is declared to be *^ the revelation of a new life, the inspiration of a new hope, the communication of a new strength? " Would any man be dead to religion who saw, visible and manifest in the whole Church of Christ, the propagation of a new life and a new love, a new hope and a new spirit?
What to read after The Crisis of Morals?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Begbie Harold to read onlineMoreLess
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