This book is undoubtedly more religious in its emphasis than the others, but all through the Book of History and the Odes and the Analects (less here perhaps than elsewhere) is evidence that while Confucius was eminently practical and commonsense in his ethical outlook, he was also a deeply religious man who believed that there was a power beyond
man whereon he was dependent.
Not exact matches
Now in the night
whereon the Lord's day dawned, as the soldiers were keeping guard two by two in every watch, there came a great sound in the heaven, and they saw the heavens opened up and two
men descend thence, shining with a great light, and drawing near unto the sepulchre.
Did I affirm that the stumbling block to his faith was the cornerstone of mine, and that conformity between the Cross and the suffering of
men was in my eyes the key to that impenetrable mystery
whereon the faith of his childhood had perished?