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Excerpt from The Creed in Daily Life
The War is turning men's thoughts to the essentials of life. The artificial and superficial are receding into the background, as men are brought face to face with the realities of life. Religion to thousands of men has become a real force in life and heart, and has ceased to be held merely as a pious opinion. The formal recital of a Creed has given way to something deeper and more real, and men are overcoming even by their faith.
It is therefore fitting that at such a time as this the facts contained in the old Creed should be presented as the hope of mankind. The Creed is not a Parable, but a statement of facts upon which the Church herself rests, and which forms her message to the world. I am glad, therefore, that, at this time, Mr. Russell Caley is issuing this thoughtfully-prepared volume of Sermons, which sets forth the positive teaching of Christianity, together with such helpful suggestions as to how it should affect the lives of men. Faith without works is dead, and what the world wants to-day is a Faith which can, by revolution izing the life of the individual, gradually revolutionize the life of the world itself. It is because I think this volume of Sermons will be helpful in that direction that I am warmly commending it.
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