Debt and Grace (Classic Reprint): As Related to the Doctrine of a Future Life - Couverture souple

Hudson, Charles Frederic

 
9781333512101: Debt and Grace (Classic Reprint): As Related to the Doctrine of a Future Life

Synopsis

What does immortality mean for you? A careful, readable look at life after death through reason, scripture, and conscience.

This thoughtful work surveys the big questions about life after death and offers a balanced path for readers. It weighs different views, considers how Scripture, reason, and personal conscience shape belief, and invites readers to think for themselves.

  • Explores how rational argument, scriptural language, and moral reflection shape views on immortality
  • Traces the history of Christian thought and the arguments that have shaped it
  • Examines issues of evil, reward, punishment, and the hope of eternal life
  • Presents a framework for readers to form their own informed conclusions
Ideal for readers of theology, philosophy, and Christian thought who want a clear, accessible discussion of life beyond death.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Three opinions respecting the ultimate destiny of bad men, differing from each other by one or t Avo alleged measures of infinitude, yet each held by confessedly good men, must be held with a common modesty and command a degree of common respect. So wide a divergence of honest belief reminds all that they belong to an erring race. In the minds of some the fact encourages a general scepticism respecting the future destiny of man; and the same persons tell us that the Scriptures, whence so opposite views are supposed to be derived, must give little information and be of little value. Of those who prize the Scriptures as a Revelation, some doubt whether clear light on the perplexed subject was designed for man; it is better for us, they say, not to know precisely that with which duty does not concern us; others are solicitous that the import of the Revelation here should be better understood; and all, that it should be more deeply felt, and also that the occasion for scepticism should be somehow done away. In a question of so transcendent importance, neither of the contested opinions can by a sober mind be easily exchanged Jfor another. Such change can rarely be the result of a merely logical process; it will generally be attended with change or development of the moral feelings, and will meet friendly gratulations or fears.
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Forgotten Books is a publisher of historical writings, such as: Philosophy, Classics, Science, Religion, History, Folklore and Mythology.

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