The Open Court 26, No.668
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The world-conception of a worldwide religion was worked out with the beginning of the *This subject has been treated in the writer's little book entitled Per- sonality. See especially the chapter on "Superpersonality." THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CHRIST-IDEAL, 47 Christian era Avhen all the nations from the Pillars of Hercules to the frontiers of the Persian realm were united into one great empire, and this new cosmopolitan faith with its pretty definite saviour-ideal clustered round the figure of ...Jesus. This resulted in Christianity which was consummated through the missionary labors of St. Paul. If instead of Christianity some other religion, whether Mithraism, an idealized paganism or any other faith, had gained the upper hand, its doctrines would read very much like the Chris- tian creeds.
The influence of Christianity and the significance of the per- sonality of Jesus is much obscured by the wrong attitude which is commonly taken by theologians of many different creeds, mainly by the old orthodox but it is also greatly misunderstood by the liberals, especially by the Unitarians, by the radicals and the infidels.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The world-conception of a worldwide religion was worked out with the beginning of the *This subject has been treated in the writer's little book entitled Per- sonality. See especially the chapter on "Superpersonality." THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE CHRIST-IDEAL, 47 Christian era Avhen all the nations from the Pillars of Hercules to the frontiers of the Persian realm were united into one great empire, and this new cosmopolitan faith with its pretty definite saviour-ideal clustered round the figure of ...Jesus. This resulted in Christianity which was consummated through the missionary labors of St. Paul. If instead of Christianity some other religion, whether Mithraism, an idealized paganism or any other faith, had gained the upper hand, its doctrines would read very much like the Chris- tian creeds.
The influence of Christianity and the significance of the per- sonality of Jesus is much obscured by the wrong attitude which is commonly taken by theologians of many different creeds, mainly by the old orthodox but it is also greatly misunderstood by the liberals, especially by the Unitarians, by the radicals and the infidels.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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