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Young Heretics

Ep. 129: The God's-Eye View

Young Heretics

Spencer Klavan

Society & Culture, Education

4.94.5K Ratings

🗓️ 1 November 2022

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

"Take care that ye perform not your righteousness to be seen of men." These words, familiar to Christians around the world, have an urgent and profound meaning for our time that needs unlocking. Using the Greek of the gospels and the profound meditations of Thomas Traherne, Spencer Klavan explores what it means not to let the left hand know what the right hand is doing.

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To condemn the world and to enjoy the world are things contrary to each other.

0:06.8

How then can we condemn the world which we are born to enjoy?

0:11.9

Truly there are two worlds. One was made by God, the other by men. That made by God was great

0:20.4

and beautiful. Before the fall it was Adam's joy and the temple of his glory. That made by men

0:26.8

is a babble of confusions, invented riches, pumps and vanities brought in by sin.

0:34.0

Give all, sayeth Thomas a campus, for all. Leave the one that you may enjoy the other.

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Now, I would bet that that's not a very familiar quote to most people listening. It's from the

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