A History of Christian Missions in China |
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第 27 頁
This conviction about God was the keynote to Jesus ' life . To him , God transcended national boundaries . Ceremony , too , was unessential , although Jesus participated in the simple services of the synagogue and never attacked ...
This conviction about God was the keynote to Jesus ' life . To him , God transcended national boundaries . Ceremony , too , was unessential , although Jesus participated in the simple services of the synagogue and never attacked ...
第 31 頁
grave was not , so the early Christians held , a shadowy existence , nor one of sensual and selfish enjoyment , but for those who had begun the Christian experience it was continuous growth into the likeness of Jesus .
grave was not , so the early Christians held , a shadowy existence , nor one of sensual and selfish enjoyment , but for those who had begun the Christian experience it was continuous growth into the likeness of Jesus .
第 39 頁
There was , too , in Jesus ' teaching and way of life more of a passion for the oppressed than one finds in Confucius , more of a love that never fails , no matter how unworthy of affection the object might seem to be .
There was , too , in Jesus ' teaching and way of life more of a passion for the oppressed than one finds in Confucius , more of a love that never fails , no matter how unworthy of affection the object might seem to be .
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