We Must Not Only Be True. We

In Face Of This Modern Nihilism, Christians Are Often Lacking In Courage. We Tend To Give The Impression That We Will Hold On To The Outward Forms Whatever Happens, Even If God Really Is Not There. But The Opposite Ought To Be True Of Us, So That People Can See That We Demand The Truth Of What Is There And That We Are Not Dealing Merely With Platitudes. In Other Words, It Should Be Understood That We Take This Question Of Truth And Personality So Seriously That If God Were Not There We Would Be Among The First Of Those Who Had The Courage To Step Out Of The Queue.

Doctrinal Rightness And Rightness Of Ecclesiastical Position Are Important, But Only As A Starting Point To Go On Into A Living Relationship - And Not As Ends In Themselves.

Modern Man Has Not Only Thrown Away Christian Theology, He Has Thrown Away The Possibility Of What Our Forefathers Had As A Basis For Morality And Law.

This Shift From The Judeo-christian Basis For Law And The Shift Away From The Restraints Of The Constitution Automatically Militates Against Religious Liberty.

Hudson Taylor Said, "the Lord's Work Done In The Lord's Way Will Never Fail To Have The Lord's Provision." ...the Lord's Work Done In Human Energy Is Not The Lord's Work Any Longer. It Is Something, But It Is Not The Lord's Work.