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We live in days when there is a mighty zeal for education in every quarter. We hear of new schools rising on all sides. We are told of new systems, and new books for the young, of every sort and description. And still for all this, the vast majority of children are manifestly not trained in the way they should go, for when they grow up to man's estate, they do not walk with God. Believe me, the subject is one that should come home to every conscience, and make every one ask himself the question, "Am I in this matter doing what I can? Come now, and let me place before you a few hints about…mehr

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We live in days when there is a mighty zeal for education in every quarter. We hear of new schools rising on all sides. We are told of new systems, and new books for the young, of every sort and description. And still for all this, the vast majority of children are manifestly not trained in the way they should go, for when they grow up to man's estate, they do not walk with God. Believe me, the subject is one that should come home to every conscience, and make every one ask himself the question, "Am I in this matter doing what I can? Come now, and let me place before you a few hints about right training. God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Ghost bless them, and make them words in season to you all. Reject them not because they are blunt and simple; despise them not because they contain nothing new. Be very sure, if you would train children for heaven, they are hints that ought not to be lightly set aside.
Autorenporträt
J. C. Ryle (1816-1900) had a distinguished ministry of vocational Christian service as a pastor, author, and scholar. He was educated at Eton College and the University of Oxford, ultimately receiving a Doctor of Divinity diploma. He served as the first Anglican bishop of Liverpool. He authored numerous tracts and books including Thoughts for Young Men, Expository Thoughts on the Gospels, Knots Untied, and Holiness.