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ood or towards the ill — and; indeed; the faith I follow declares it — but not an eternity of anything decreed on the deeds of ten or twenty or thirty years passed among the surroundings in which we happened to be born; weighted with the infirmities and inherited tendencies of a flesh and nature that we did not choose。 Over a great period of many different existences; selected according to the elective fitness of the ego; matters and opportunities selves; and that ego would follow the path it selected to its inevitable end。 But one life of a maximum of thirty years full…stopped with doom 。 。 。 !

All this; however; is a digression from my arguments to which I now return。

I have said that I believe in the truth of the New Testament story; and that to my mind everything hinges upon the fact of the Resurrection; although I am aware that many who call themselves Christians; and expect; apparently; to receive whatever benefits Christianity can bring; give no credence to this or any other miracle。 Surely these might as well expect to inherit salvation by virtue of a study of the doctrines of Confucius。 I hope that they will inherit it all the same; since God; who knows what is in man and the clay whereof we are fashioned; is merciful; and there may be; and probably are; many roads to the gate of Life; but in this case it can scarcely be reached by the faint and wandering path of a materialised and eviscerated Christianity。 Christianity as an effective creed depends