Now let us turn from the person to the principle. There are avider we ways of reckoning a man's worth, by his record or his promise, A prisoner is judged in the light of his past convictions. Society people also press inquiries into the family connexions of a new acquaintance unless there is enough money to overpower the curiosity. Modern science interprets a man's cording to his dreams which are Supposed to reflect in shadowy oF symbolical forms the play of here diary instincts. The modern confessional is the consulting room of the; psycho-analyst, who traces the habits of the mind to instincts repressed or disguised. This treatment is useful in the case neuropathic victims, but it does: not help the normal moments, to scious, to dig into the subsoil of the mind." (Bergson). The Christian way is to believe that a man ix what hho may become, what be is on the way to be through holding on to fed will eay as they look back, "My substance was not hidden' from Thee: Thine eyes did see it being yet unperfect, and in Thy Book my character) was written when was still out of sight." "(Psalm 139).
The world is always out in its reckoning because it has nothing to by but appearances, "of on the wolgar mass called "work'
must sentence' pasts Meek the eye and over which world ini its band, Found strightnay' to la mind, cold nat othe Fors coarse So paused in making up'the man's acger failed to. plain, ts Immature, all purposes dant ae wks osset Sol Sate eiBihd a A into Fendt alor hock and escaped; 6 ces aut Pesaid never be, all, men ignored This, T'was worth to God, whose wheel me pitcher shaped.
Now Christ's judgment of us is of! the same order, "for God gave Him authority to execute judgment be jeause He. is Son of Man." He knows what we are and how we are regarded by our fellows and what} we think of ourselves. But He reserves His own judgment, and if submit ourselves to that He will justify us yet, through the gift of a new name,
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