The Modern Crisis in Religion
The Modern Crisis in Religion
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But what is meant by the phrase ? The definition is striking. It appeals to us and it is held with more or less distinctness by other distinguished writers. Still we are impelled to inquire : Eternal Life ! Who ? What ? How is it to be under- stood ? We know it is written : " This is life eternal that they should know Thee, the only true God, and Him whom Thou didst send, Jesus Christ " ; and of this Jesus it is said that He has *'life abiding in Himself. " Thus by these passages, as well as by... the peculiar language of Carpenter and Harnack' s definition we are led to seek from the Sa- » " What is Christianity, " pp. 8, 9.
210 THE MODERN CKISIS IN RELIGION viour Himself an idea of the religion that bears His name.
Were I asked for a brief but comprehensive definition of Christianity, a definition that would express its essential nature in the fewest possible words, I would answer, ''Christ. " For He is its essence and its substance, its foundation and its superstructure, its source and its stream, its root and its flower.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what is meant by the phrase ? The definition is striking. It appeals to us and it is held with more or less distinctness by other distinguished writers. Still we are impelled to inquire : Eternal Life ! Who ? What ? How is it to be under- stood ? We know it is written : " This is life eternal that they should know Thee, the only true God, and Him whom Thou didst send, Jesus Christ " ; and of this Jesus it is said that He has *'life abiding in Himself. " Thus by these passages, as well as by... the peculiar language of Carpenter and Harnack' s definition we are led to seek from the Sa- » " What is Christianity, " pp. 8, 9.
210 THE MODERN CKISIS IN RELIGION viour Himself an idea of the religion that bears His name.
Were I asked for a brief but comprehensive definition of Christianity, a definition that would express its essential nature in the fewest possible words, I would answer, ''Christ. " For He is its essence and its substance, its foundation and its superstructure, its source and its stream, its root and its flower.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George C George Claude Lorimer to read onlineMoreLess
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