d under manhood's limitation Modernism says,
60 impossible to maintain that God is fully Incarnate in Christ and not Incarnate at all in anyone else." Indeed, "Every human soul reveals, reproduces, incarnates God to some extent. What Modernism means by Incarnation is grace or inspira tion or influence of the Spirit of God on the soul of a human person.?" The second fundamen tal doctrine of historic Christianity is the Divinity of Jesus. The personality of Our Lord is literally that of God's Eternal Son ... According to Modernism "we must absolutely jettison the traditional doctrine that Christ's personality was not human, but Divine ..•. " Elsewhere we are told that Jesus believed in the Divinity of an men. The proposition here propounded appears to be that all men are Divine; Jesus is a man, therefore Jesus is Divine. He shares the Divinity of the race because he is human. Modernism has gained a good ground in Germany. It has claimed the pick of the culture and ability of the Anglican Church. America, too, is welcoming it; and in no long time the traditional Christianity will stand all over the Christian world corrected of its biggest blunder. But the credit of the cor-
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61 rection will go to Hadzrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the Messiah and Mahdi of this age. That Jesus came down from Heaven to earth, taking upon himself a human form that he might make propitiation for the sins of erring humanity by his own blood upon the Cross, was the fundamental doctrine of the Church theology. The whole machinery of the Church moved round this one pivot. Hadzrat Mirza Sahib proved by incontrovertible arguments that Jesus did not die upon the Cross, and drove, in this way, the last nail into the coffin of the traditional Christianity. Jesus was completely unconscious when he was taken down from the Cross. A Roman soldier pierced his side with the point of his spear and blood gushed out showing that he was still alive. His friends and followers lavished all care and treatment upon him, and Jesus revived. Fearing that he might not be apprehended again he went into concealment for forty days, but was seen by hie disciples now and then. He met them for the last time on the mountain in Galilee, and giving them instructions for the propagation of his teaching, departed for the Eastern Countries to search and seek the Lost Tribes of Israel. Jesus travelled through Persia,
Afghanistan, North-Western part of India, and ultimately reached Kashmir. The Pat.hans and the Kashmiris are the descendants of those Lost Tribes. Jesus lived among them to a good old age of 120 years. His tomb can still be seen in Srinagar (Kashmir). We now leave it to readers to judge for themselves whether Bahaullah or Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad was the real Messiah for this age.
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