A Life At Stake
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Isn't Christianity one of the finest moral authorities that humanity has raised? I accuse it only of some harshness and narrowness. Let it be useful to us, if it is no longer sufficient for us. " Gandolphe then invoked examples, and reduced to a few formulas that lofty and sociable morality whose advent he so desired; intellectual axioms as well as precepts for the conscience: "Be sincere to yourself, " "Don't be satisfied with words, " "Get at people's hearts, " "Better a little evil for me th...an a big one for some one else. " Emphasising that last rule, he suddenly revealed the application and bearing of it. To despoil the leisured classes by a stroke of the pen of those comforts which they considered necessary and legitimate would be impossible without violence and even without injustice. But they might* be entreated, without yielding their conquests, to make a step, several steps, as many steps as possible, towards the labouring and suffering class, to grant it a little of its money, its time, its interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Isn't Christianity one of the finest moral authorities that humanity has raised? I accuse it only of some harshness and narrowness. Let it be useful to us, if it is no longer sufficient for us. " Gandolphe then invoked examples, and reduced to a few formulas that lofty and sociable morality whose advent he so desired; intellectual axioms as well as precepts for the conscience: "Be sincere to yourself, " "Don't be satisfied with words, " "Get at people's hearts, " "Better a little evil for me th...an a big one for some one else. " Emphasising that last rule, he suddenly revealed the application and bearing of it. To despoil the leisured classes by a stroke of the pen of those comforts which they considered necessary and legitimate would be impossible without violence and even without injustice. But they might* be entreated, without yielding their conquests, to make a step, several steps, as many steps as possible, towards the labouring and suffering class, to grant it a little of its money, its time, its interests.
What to read after A Life At Stake?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marcel Berger to read onlineMoreLess
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