Melchizedek Gospel—Response in the Occident (Part 2)

The evolution of religious philosophy among the Hellenic and Hebrew peoples affords a contrastive illustration of cultural progress.  In Greece, believing was subordinated to thinking; in Palestine, thinking was held subject to believing.  In Palestine, human thought was priest-controlled and scripture-directed; in Greece, the almost complete absence of priests and scriptures resulted in a startling development in depth of thought.

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