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Sense of Service Herbert

by A. Kenny

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Sense of Service

It is interesting that those Bible Christians who will have the Bible alone, subjectively interpreted, for their final rule of faith, can so speedily denounce others whose interpretation does not coincide with their own. This singular failure in logic springs from the same intensity of feeling, however, that drives them to accomplishment, that screws their courage a turn beyond the uninspired. George N. Patterson, one-time English machinist, is such a Christian, a member of the Assembly Brethren, a small and earnest sect. He had heard God speaking to him with a clarity that escapes the consciences of others and he acted upon those instructions.

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