Hillis Newell Dwight | Akateeminen Kirjakauppa

This discussion assumes an unexplored remainder in Christianity a realm of truth, vast, rich, hitherto untrodden by many, and for them, perchance, holding the secrets of happiness and victory. The fundamental premise with which the argument begins, and from which all the converging lines go forward, is, that the supreme end of life is not the mere getting of those good things named lands, gold, offices, or honors, nor the pursuit of those knowledge's and accomplishments that are name culture, but rather that happiness means the blessedness that comes through obedience to those laws of God that portray His will and image forth His character.