Moral Paradoxes of St. Paul

Achaia ambition anger animal anity apostle aspiration beauty become boasting cerned character Charles Reade Christian faith Church coals of fire consciousness Corinthians covetousness creatures critics crown Cullinan diamond David Swing delightful Demosthenes disciples divine doctrine egotism emulate envy Epistle eternal evil excellence expression faculty faith of Christ folly foolish fools genius gifts glory godly gospel grace guile heart heaven highest holy honour human nature ideal indignation injustice instinct intellectual jealous jealousy Jesus justice labours lest Lord Lord Bacon Master mind moral ness never Nietzsche noble ourselves passion Paul Paul's perfection philosophy Plutarch praise PRAISE OF FOLLY principle provoke pure purity race revealed revenge righteousness rivalry Robert Louis Stevenson ROLAND ALLEN saints selfishness sense soul sphere spirit splendid strength sublime suffer temper things tion true true vengeance truth unto vengeance virtue weak whilst wild wisdom word wrath writes