"The knowledge of Christ," he argued, "...is not the apprehension of what he is, simply by the intellect, but also a due apprehension of his glory as a divine person arrayed in our nature, and involves not as its consequence merely, but as one of its elements, the corresponding feeling of adoration, delight, desire and complacency." ~ Charles Hodge quoted by Paul Kjoss Helseth in Reclaiming the Center: Confronting Evangelical Accommodation in Postmodern Times
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