Seeking Life And Other Sermons
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The worst, certainly the most persistent and ineradicable, of vices, are those which men conceive and execute alone. It is the social life that holds the soul in its true place. I know you will not think that I have pleaded in behalf of THE NECESSITY OF THE SOCIAL LIFE loi social life just as it is, in behalf of what you call Society, with all its follies and its falsenesses, but in behalf of something far deeper and far higher.
And now we want, if we can, to separate these two — the ideal and ...the real society — and see if we can tell at all how the man who must live with his fellow-men may find the way of living with them that shall be most unmixed with harm. If, then, we try to estimate the tendencies of social life, I think that the one which would strike us all most generally would be its disposition to produce uni- formity, to keep at once the bad from sinking as low, and the good from rising to as lofty a height, as would be the case if their lives were wholly by themselves and wholly free.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The worst, certainly the most persistent and ineradicable, of vices, are those which men conceive and execute alone. It is the social life that holds the soul in its true place. I know you will not think that I have pleaded in behalf of THE NECESSITY OF THE SOCIAL LIFE loi social life just as it is, in behalf of what you call Society, with all its follies and its falsenesses, but in behalf of something far deeper and far higher.
And now we want, if we can, to separate these two — the ideal and ...the real society — and see if we can tell at all how the man who must live with his fellow-men may find the way of living with them that shall be most unmixed with harm. If, then, we try to estimate the tendencies of social life, I think that the one which would strike us all most generally would be its disposition to produce uni- formity, to keep at once the bad from sinking as low, and the good from rising to as lofty a height, as would be the case if their lives were wholly by themselves and wholly free.
What to read after Seeking Life And Other Sermons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks Phillips to read onlineMoreLess
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