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: Religious Reality: A Book for Men by Rawlinson A E J Alfred Edward John - Theology Doctrinal Popular works
PREFACE BY THE BISHOP OF LICHFIELD
INTRODUCTION
PART I
THE THEORY OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION
CHAP.
PART II
THE PRACTICE OF THE CHRISTIAN RELIGION
THE MAINTENANCE OF THE CHRISTIAN LIFE
INTRODUCTION
Vital religion begins for a man when lie first discovers the reality of the living GOD. Most men indeed profess a belief in GOD, a vague acknowledgment of the existence of "One above": but the belief counts for little in their lives.
GOD, if He exists at all, must obviously be important: and it is conceivable that He prefers the dogmatic atheism of a man here and a man there, or the serious agnosticism of a slightly larger number, to the practical indifference of the majority. "There are two attitudes, and only two, which are worthy of a serious man: to serve GOD with his whole heart, because he knows Him; or to seek GOD with his whole heart, because he knows Him not."
The ordinary Englishman is in most cases nominally a Christian. As a rule he has been admitted in infancy by baptism into the Christian Church. But he is ignorant of the implications of his baptism, and indifferent to the claims of a religion which he fails to understand. These pages are written with the object of explaining what, in the writer's judgment, the faith and practice of the Christian Church really is.
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