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Painted Windows

CHAPTER VIII
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It does not easily make its home in benevolent and philanthropic natures, certainly never in purely sentimental natures.

I think its opening is made not by love but by hatred.

A man may love God with all his heart, all his mind, and all his soul, without feeling the spur of fanaticism in his blood.

But let him hate sin with only a part of his heart, mind, and soul, and he becomes a fanatic.

His hatred will grow till it consumes his whole being.
One need not be long in the company of General Bramwell Booth to discover that he has two distinct and separate manners, and that neither expresses the whole truth of his rational life.


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