The Right and Wrong Uses of the BibleDigiCat, 16 wrz 2022 - 150 In 'The Right and Wrong Uses of the Bible' by Richard Heber Newton, the author delves into the complex and often controversial ways in which the Bible is interpreted and applied. Newton carefully dissects the varying perspectives on the text, offering a scholarly analysis of its literary style and historical context. He explores the ethical implications of using the Bible to justify different moral standards, and challenges readers to critically examine their own understanding of its teachings. Richard Heber Newton, a 19th-century American theologian and author, was known for his progressive views on social issues and religious reform. His background in theology and scholarship influenced his writing, as he sought to engage readers in thoughtful discourse on the role of scripture in shaping societal values. I highly recommend 'The Right and Wrong Uses of the Bible' to readers interested in exploring the intersection of religion, ethics, and literature. Newton's insightful analysis offers a fresh perspective on the timeless text, prompting reflection and discussion on its meaning and applications in a modern context. |
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... reverent and rational. In the course of this parochial ministration public attention was called to it in a way that has rendered a complete report of my words desirable. The views set forth in these sermons were not hastily reached or ...
... reverent and rational. In the course of this parochial ministration public attention was called to it in a way that has rendered a complete report of my words desirable. The views set forth in these sermons were not hastily reached or ...
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... reverence of that which is worthy of a real and rational reverence. Then we have a superstition. Superstition always results in destroying the rightful belief of which it is the exaggeration and distortion. This is the common story of ...
... reverence of that which is worthy of a real and rational reverence. Then we have a superstition. Superstition always results in destroying the rightful belief of which it is the exaggeration and distortion. This is the common story of ...
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... reverence the sacrament. The Bible has repeated this common story. The spiritual influence felt forth-flowing from it, the voice of God heard speaking through it, drew man's natural reverence to it. In trying to express the reasons for ...
... reverence the sacrament. The Bible has repeated this common story. The spiritual influence felt forth-flowing from it, the voice of God heard speaking through it, drew man's natural reverence to it. In trying to express the reasons for ...
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Richard Heber Newton. unreasonable reverence. We must exorcise a superstition to save a faith. We must part with the unreal Bible if we would hold the real Bible. Iconoclasm is not pleasant to any but the callow youth. It may be none the ...
Richard Heber Newton. unreasonable reverence. We must exorcise a superstition to save a faith. We must part with the unreal Bible if we would hold the real Bible. Iconoclasm is not pleasant to any but the callow youth. It may be none the ...
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... reverence an ethical and spiritual inspiration in the prophets, and a real revelation through them, and they command no other belief. In the first Epistle General of Peter we read: "Concerning which salvation the prophets sought and ...
... reverence an ethical and spiritual inspiration in the prophets, and a real revelation through them, and they command no other belief. In the first Epistle General of Peter we read: "Concerning which salvation the prophets sought and ...
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