400 Years of Freethought
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He was not misled by books. He circumnavigated the glolie, and that is a bad thing for theologies. He became a citizen of the world. He sounded the very depths of religion, as he sounded the depths of the sea, and he found nothing upon which to rely. That very determination which made him a good sailor made him at last a Free- thinker, and gave him energy to overcome the almost irresistible influences of childhood. Captain Adams was not a born Infidel. He was made an Infidel by the power of tho...ujjrht and the force of human experience. For this reason lie represents the great trend of modern practical life, the out-door and working life of liumanity. His ske]iticism is that skepticism which must come to every man who frankly considers life, and yet in the end it must be a constructive skepticism, since it is not at heart intel- lectual, but practical ; that is, a skepticism which is the result of strenuous combat with life ; a healthful, sturdy, cheerful skepticism which takes things as they are, but believes in the power of man to make them better.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was not misled by books. He circumnavigated the glolie, and that is a bad thing for theologies. He became a citizen of the world. He sounded the very depths of religion, as he sounded the depths of the sea, and he found nothing upon which to rely. That very determination which made him a good sailor made him at last a Free- thinker, and gave him energy to overcome the almost irresistible influences of childhood. Captain Adams was not a born Infidel. He was made an Infidel by the power of tho...ujjrht and the force of human experience. For this reason lie represents the great trend of modern practical life, the out-door and working life of liumanity. His ske]iticism is that skepticism which must come to every man who frankly considers life, and yet in the end it must be a constructive skepticism, since it is not at heart intel- lectual, but practical ; that is, a skepticism which is the result of strenuous combat with life ; a healthful, sturdy, cheerful skepticism which takes things as they are, but believes in the power of man to make them better.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel P Samuel Porter Putnam to read onlineMoreLess
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