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The Sermon In The Electronic Age
I once visited a church in which the minister delivered what
seemed at the time to be an interesting sermon, but I couldn't
quite grasp the real thrust of the message, because it was
delivered in a monotone, most of it read with little warmth or
enthusiasm. [The church secretary] agreed to mail me a copy of
the sermon I'd just heard. When the sermon arrived in the mail
and I read it, I realized that the structure of the message was
coherent and sound and the points well made. I could hardly
seemed at the time to be an interesting sermon, but I couldn't
quite grasp the real thrust of the message, because it was
delivered in a monotone, most of it read with little warmth or
enthusiasm. [The church secretary] agreed to mail me a copy of
the sermon I'd just heard. When the sermon arrived in the mail
and I read it, I realized that the structure of the message was
coherent and sound and the points well made. I could hardly
