Christianity and History

It was not from Greece or Rome that the regeneration of human life came forth ;—that mighty metamorphosis dates from Bethlehem and Golgotha;and if the Reformation, in a still more special sense, claims the love of our hearts, it is because it has dispelled the clouds of sacerdotalism, and has unveiled again to fullest view the glories of the Cross. But, in deadly opposition to this Christian element, against the very Christian name, and against its salutiferous influence in every sphere of life, the storm of Modernism has now arisen with violent intensity.
In 1789 the turning point was reached.— Abraham Kuype, 1898
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Tradition; Christianity
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