The Untried Civilization
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The question is not, "Is it hard to do?" but "Can it be done?" If its difficulty were the sole ob- stacle, the task of Christianizing society would be relatively simple. The challenge of the difficult is one which appeals to daunt- less human nature. If it is a mountain range, human skill will tunnel under it. If it is an ocean of wind and wave, man's in- genuity and daring plow through or sail over it. If it is the undiscovered poles of the earth, the very dangers lure adventurous spirits to t...he white stillness of those far frozen zones. If it is a cause dear to his heart, man marches unflinching through fire and blood to attain it. If the Christianizing of society is solely a difficulty, be it ever so great, the day will dawn on earth when so- ciety will acknowledge the right of the Hero of the Gospels to say: "Ye call me Lord and Master, and ye say well, for so I am. " It is on the sole assumption that the Chris- tian regeneration of society is a difficulty rather than an impossibility that the subject 78 CHRISTIAN CIVILIZATION merits any discussion whatever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The question is not, "Is it hard to do?" but "Can it be done?" If its difficulty were the sole ob- stacle, the task of Christianizing society would be relatively simple. The challenge of the difficult is one which appeals to daunt- less human nature. If it is a mountain range, human skill will tunnel under it. If it is an ocean of wind and wave, man's in- genuity and daring plow through or sail over it. If it is the undiscovered poles of the earth, the very dangers lure adventurous spirits to t...he white stillness of those far frozen zones. If it is a cause dear to his heart, man marches unflinching through fire and blood to attain it. If the Christianizing of society is solely a difficulty, be it ever so great, the day will dawn on earth when so- ciety will acknowledge the right of the Hero of the Gospels to say: "Ye call me Lord and Master, and ye say well, for so I am. " It is on the sole assumption that the Chris- tian regeneration of society is a difficulty rather than an impossibility that the subject 78 CHRISTIAN CIVILIZATION merits any discussion whatever.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John William Frazer to read onlineMoreLess
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