A Manual of Ethics
A Manual of Ethics
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At the same time, this term, as commonly understood, is much too narrow to include all the virtues that arise in such relation- ships. It must be understood, for instance, to include not merely the fulfilment of contracts, and the perform- ance of every duty required by the laws, express or understood, of the community to which one belongs, but also perfect honesty and fidelity in all one's rela- tionships with others. Mr. Ruskin has taught us to look for honesty even in modes of artistic expre...ssion ; and this kind of honesty, as well as others, 1 must be included in our idea of justice, if that idea is to be made to comprehend all the virtues connected with our social obligations. Further, the Christian ideal of life has taught us to expect something beyond the mere satisfaction of obligations in our dealings with our fellow-men ; and indeed more than this was expected even by the moral consciousness of the Greeks. We commonly say that generosity is expected as well as justice ; and in Christian communities love also is re- quired.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the same time, this term, as commonly understood, is much too narrow to include all the virtues that arise in such relation- ships. It must be understood, for instance, to include not merely the fulfilment of contracts, and the perform- ance of every duty required by the laws, express or understood, of the community to which one belongs, but also perfect honesty and fidelity in all one's rela- tionships with others. Mr. Ruskin has taught us to look for honesty even in modes of artistic expre...ssion ; and this kind of honesty, as well as others, 1 must be included in our idea of justice, if that idea is to be made to comprehend all the virtues connected with our social obligations. Further, the Christian ideal of life has taught us to expect something beyond the mere satisfaction of obligations in our dealings with our fellow-men ; and indeed more than this was expected even by the moral consciousness of the Greeks. We commonly say that generosity is expected as well as justice ; and in Christian communities love also is re- quired.
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