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With and Without Christ
Incidents Taken from the Lives of Christians and of Non-Christians
Sadhu Sundar Singh · 1889–1929
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Preface
About this book
“My aim in writing this book has been to show, by simple narrative, the Living Presence of Christ and His saving power in the lives of men.” Sadhu Sundar Singh sets side by side true stories gathered on his travels — pundits and sannyasis, professors and business men, Christians in name and Christians in deed — of lives lived without Christ and lives lived with Him, and closes with his own: the Sikh boy who burned a Gospel, and the vision of Christ that changed everything. With an introduction by the Bishop of Winchester.
Though Christians and non-Christians are equally the creation and sons of one God, yet there is a great difference between them. Some men have a true knowledge and realisation of Him, and are transformed into His likeness and become the heirs of life and eternal happiness through living in the presence of His incarnation, Jesus Christ; others, walking in the dim light of the truth…
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