322 Questions for Solution. 323 The Nature of Communion. 324 The Divinity of Christ. OBITER DICTA. 325 The Moral Government of the World. 326 Positive and Relative Morality. 327 Unity of Worship. 328 The Sabbath. VIII. N OBITER DICTA. O one is more conscious than I am of the obstinate questionings that must from time to time have arisen in the reader's mind as he perused the first portion of this volume. Questions press for solution at every point. Although I cannot hope to discuss them here, I may fitly close this volume by suggesting a few of them, together with hints for answers to be worked out by the reader, or left as food for future discussion. Even to state the difficulties that we may not be able to answer often relieves the overburdened mind, and helps us to see more clear. 322 Questions for Solution. 323 The Nature of Communion. 324 The Divinity of Christ. OBITER DICTA, 325 The Moral Government of the World. 326 Positive and Relative Morality. 327 Unity of Worship. 328 The Sabbath. VIII. N OBITER DICTA. O one is more conscious than I am of the obstinate questionings that must from time to time have arisen in the reader's mind as he perused the first portion of this volume. Questions press for solution at every point. Although I cannot hope to discuss them here, I may fitly close this volume by suggesting a few of them, together with hints for answers to be worked out by the reader, or left as food for future discussion. Even to state the difficulties that we may not be able to answer often relieves the overburdened mind, and helps us to see more clear. |