A.W. Tozer on Jesus Christ
Posted by Bluegrass Endurance | Labels: A.W. Tozer, Jesus Christ | Posted On Thursday, May 6, 2010 at 8:13 AM
“The coming of Jesus Christ to the world has been so sentimentalized that it means now something utterly alien to the Bible teaching concerning it. Soft human pity has been substituted for God’s mercy in the minds of millions, a pity that has long ago degenerated into self-pity. The blame for man’s condition has somehow been shifted to God, and Christ’s dying for the world has been twisted into an act of penance on God’s part. In the drama of redemption, man is viewed as Miss Cinderella who has long been oppressed and mistreated, but now through the heroic deeds of the earth’s noblest Son is about to don her radiant apparel and step forth a queen. This is humanism – romantically tinted with Christianity!
A.W. Tozer
(from: Renewed Day by Day – May 5)
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