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Predigten aus dem 19. Jahrhundert
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Sammungen gibt es da in jedem Fall, auch wenn ich keine konkreten Titel weiß, aber so etwas hatte ich schon in der Hand. Zum Beispiel sehe ich, daß es eine Ausgabe der gesammelten Predigten von Adolf Stoecker gibt
Hier gibt jede Menge davon:
(auf die Faksimiles draufklicken und wahlweise PDF o.a. downloaden)
https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject:"Sermons,+English+--+19th+century"
Beispiel aus den dritten "Sermons" auf der Liste:
(The Christians Hope and Destiny Hereafter)
(...)
His everlasting calmness : with no agitation of emotions in
Him. To approach this state is to be like God. The more
serene a man be the more incapable of being ruffled and
agitated by outward circumstances, looking on the universe
as God does the more nearly does he resemble God
And what is heaven ? " There remaineth a rest for the people
of God."
But an objection arises : You will say, How can we be
all that like God ? He is the Creator, we the created :
He Infinite, we finite. To this I answer : There is that
within you, even now, which tells that you may be like
Him. There is something infinite in man. There is a
human grandeur in the meanest here to-day.
The infinite character of the soul of man is proved by
The capacity of remorse, and the anguish of guilt.
There are two kinds of fear. There is the fear of pain,
a base fear, shared with the lower animals. You can keep
a dog in order by fear of the lash. But the fear of polluting
one s own heart, of darkening a light brighter than the sun
to possess a mind which dreads to wrong, and betray, and
destroy itself only man feels that.
(...)
(auf die Faksimiles draufklicken und wahlweise PDF o.a. downloaden)
https://archive.org/search.php?query=subject:"Sermons,+English+--+19th+century"
Beispiel aus den dritten "Sermons" auf der Liste:
(The Christians Hope and Destiny Hereafter)
(...)
His everlasting calmness : with no agitation of emotions in
Him. To approach this state is to be like God. The more
serene a man be the more incapable of being ruffled and
agitated by outward circumstances, looking on the universe
as God does the more nearly does he resemble God
And what is heaven ? " There remaineth a rest for the people
of God."
But an objection arises : You will say, How can we be
all that like God ? He is the Creator, we the created :
He Infinite, we finite. To this I answer : There is that
within you, even now, which tells that you may be like
Him. There is something infinite in man. There is a
human grandeur in the meanest here to-day.
The infinite character of the soul of man is proved by
The capacity of remorse, and the anguish of guilt.
There are two kinds of fear. There is the fear of pain,
a base fear, shared with the lower animals. You can keep
a dog in order by fear of the lash. But the fear of polluting
one s own heart, of darkening a light brighter than the sun
to possess a mind which dreads to wrong, and betray, and
destroy itself only man feels that.
(...)