Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p II. A rational of forgiveness : 12. Human forgiveness and repentance : The elements of each show that forgiving-ness is almost universally absent in repentance ; Comparison of the two conditions for forgiveness show that the primacy of forgiving-ness are justified ; It is a sharing of God's nature, is unselfish, is self-sacrificing, makes greater claims on spiritual energy, and is supported by a psychological analysis as being essentially unselfish ; As it refers to acts done against us, and not by us, there is in forgiving-ness a sense of love which overshadows a sense of sin ; It also makes for fellowship, gives joy, is saved from the dangers of emotionalism and mechanical effort ; Forgiveness the great need of the world -- 13. The duty of forgiveness : Jesus adds the duty towards our neighbour to the Jewish Shema and thus transforms religion ; Differences between the Jewish and Christian ideal show two systems in conflict ; The Christian ideal is that of a church with obligations to God and man ; The new sonship is that of God and not that of Abraham ; The new ideal is self-surrender ; The new commands are enforced by Christ's personal authority ; The new test of the ideal is peculiarly Christian and is that of forgiving-ness -- 14. Ethics and forgiveness : Four arguments against the Christian ideal stated and discussed : 1. To love to order is hypocrisy ; 2. It is ethically wrong to forgive in all cases ; 3. It is not un-moral to give free play to the instinct of pugnacity ; 4. Forgiveness of God should include remission of penalty ; The Great Reality is a personal Being -- 15. Divine forgiveness : The assurance of forgiveness is faith in Christ ; The experiences of forgiving and of being forgiven described ; Human forgiveness is an index to the divine ; Forgiveness, fellowship, and friendship as the work of the Holy Spirit.. }
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- catalog description "II. A rational of forgiveness : 12. Human forgiveness and repentance : The elements of each show that forgiving-ness is almost universally absent in repentance ; Comparison of the two conditions for forgiveness show that the primacy of forgiving-ness are justified ; It is a sharing of God's nature, is unselfish, is self-sacrificing, makes greater claims on spiritual energy, and is supported by a psychological analysis as being essentially unselfish ; As it refers to acts done against us, and not by us, there is in forgiving-ness a sense of love which overshadows a sense of sin ; It also makes for fellowship, gives joy, is saved from the dangers of emotionalism and mechanical effort ; Forgiveness the great need of the world -- 13. The duty of forgiveness : Jesus adds the duty towards our neighbour to the Jewish Shema and thus transforms religion ; Differences between the Jewish and Christian ideal show two systems in conflict ; The Christian ideal is that of a church with obligations to God and man ; The new sonship is that of God and not that of Abraham ; The new ideal is self-surrender ; The new commands are enforced by Christ's personal authority ; The new test of the ideal is peculiarly Christian and is that of forgiving-ness -- 14. Ethics and forgiveness : Four arguments against the Christian ideal stated and discussed : 1. To love to order is hypocrisy ; 2. It is ethically wrong to forgive in all cases ; 3. It is not un-moral to give free play to the instinct of pugnacity ; 4. Forgiveness of God should include remission of penalty ; The Great Reality is a personal Being -- 15. Divine forgiveness : The assurance of forgiveness is faith in Christ ; The experiences of forgiving and of being forgiven described ; Human forgiveness is an index to the divine ; Forgiveness, fellowship, and friendship as the work of the Holy Spirit.".
- catalog tableOfContents "II. A rational of forgiveness : 12. Human forgiveness and repentance : The elements of each show that forgiving-ness is almost universally absent in repentance ; Comparison of the two conditions for forgiveness show that the primacy of forgiving-ness are justified ; It is a sharing of God's nature, is unselfish, is self-sacrificing, makes greater claims on spiritual energy, and is supported by a psychological analysis as being essentially unselfish ; As it refers to acts done against us, and not by us, there is in forgiving-ness a sense of love which overshadows a sense of sin ; It also makes for fellowship, gives joy, is saved from the dangers of emotionalism and mechanical effort ; Forgiveness the great need of the world -- 13. The duty of forgiveness : Jesus adds the duty towards our neighbour to the Jewish Shema and thus transforms religion ; Differences between the Jewish and Christian ideal show two systems in conflict ; The Christian ideal is that of a church with obligations to God and man ; The new sonship is that of God and not that of Abraham ; The new ideal is self-surrender ; The new commands are enforced by Christ's personal authority ; The new test of the ideal is peculiarly Christian and is that of forgiving-ness -- 14. Ethics and forgiveness : Four arguments against the Christian ideal stated and discussed : 1. To love to order is hypocrisy ; 2. It is ethically wrong to forgive in all cases ; 3. It is not un-moral to give free play to the instinct of pugnacity ; 4. Forgiveness of God should include remission of penalty ; The Great Reality is a personal Being -- 15. Divine forgiveness : The assurance of forgiveness is faith in Christ ; The experiences of forgiving and of being forgiven described ; Human forgiveness is an index to the divine ; Forgiveness, fellowship, and friendship as the work of the Holy Spirit.".