Joseph Fort Newton

The Eternal Christ: Studies in the Life of Vision and Service Joseph Fort Newton

Foreword THESE studies speak for themselves, dealing as they do with great themes in a popular manner, and, it is hoped, with some glow and colour. They are meant to aid those who are bewildered by the voices of the age, and its whirling eddies, by showing that the realities of faith are still real, abiding, and may be trusted. Each man has his point of view, his vision and his dream, but these great truths are ours in common, though we may see them from varying angles. They unite us, and should draw us into one vast communion of vision of service, that each may share the faith of all. What is truly religious is ultimately reasonable, but reason alone is not enough. Those who have had an overwhelming sense of spiritual reality did not have any other faculties or any other facts than those may be aware of who have no such assurance. It is as a man thinks, and unless we think of religious truth religiously, from the inside, it must ever seem dim.
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