Fourteen Years Ago
Sep. 8th, 2004 07:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
Alexander Men spoke these words:
Christ calls humanity to bring about the divine ideal. Only near-sighted people can suppose that Christianity has seen its time. Christianity has only taken its first, I would say timid, steps in human history. To this day many of Christ's words are incomprehensible because we are still moral and spiritual Neanderthal men. The gospel arrow is aimed towards eternity, and that which we call Christian history is in many ways a series of clumsy and unsuccessful attempts to bring Christianity about.
The next morning, walking to the train to take him to church, he was struck down with an ax.
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Christ calls humanity to bring about the divine ideal. Only near-sighted people can suppose that Christianity has seen its time. Christianity has only taken its first, I would say timid, steps in human history. To this day many of Christ's words are incomprehensible because we are still moral and spiritual Neanderthal men. The gospel arrow is aimed towards eternity, and that which we call Christian history is in many ways a series of clumsy and unsuccessful attempts to bring Christianity about.
The next morning, walking to the train to take him to church, he was struck down with an ax.
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