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The Life of the Spirit and the Life of To-day

CHAPTER V
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And it must not be afraid to impart that knowledge in modern terms which all can understand.

All this it can and will do if its members sufficiently desire it: which means, if those who care intensely for the life of the Spirit accept their corporate responsibilities.

In the last resort, criticism of the Church, of Christian institutionalism, is really criticism of ourselves.

Were we more spiritually alive, our spiritual homes would be the real nesting places of new life.

That which the Church is to us is the result of all that we bring to, and ask from, history: the impact of our present and its past.
FOOTNOTES: [Footnote 119: William James: "The Varieties of Religious Experience," p.


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