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The Generality of Limpness

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International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Mar 19, 1885

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 11, No. 12.

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The Generality of Limpness

SPURGEON says: "We may live to see men calling themselves Christians, and differing in no single item from Mohammedans; in fact, even now there are religionists among us who are not so near the truth as the followers of the False Prophet. Oak has given place to willow; everybody has grown limp. Out of the generality of limpness has come an admiration of it. A man cannot speak a plain word without being accused of bitterness, and if he denounces an error he is narrow-minded; for all must join the Universal Admiration Society, or be placed under ban, and be howled down."