A Plain And Concise Explanation of Scientific Socialism
A Plain And Concise Explanation of Scientific Socialism
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Wana- maker amd other great monopolists are quite religious.
On the other hand, the Athiest, in order to show that religion is (as some claim) the cause of social misery, must prove that freedom from religious be- lief makes men just.
27 Men's conduct toward each other is determined primarily, not by moral teachings, but by their eco- nomic relations, it is impossible for men to be frater- nal when their interests clash and mere ethical teach- ing will not prevent their interests clashing.
The ...futility of ethical teaching without improving conditions is shown by the fact that most criminals profess religion; out of 1, 319 crimiinals at Joliet, 825 had a common school education, 90 had a cdllegiate education, only 286 were intemperate, 960 were Americans and only 216 were without religious be- lief. It thus appears that neither illiteracy, in- tern perance, nor want of religious teaching was the cause of their crimes, and as regards men being nat- urally bad, Mr. D. G. Ritchie says: "If acquired characters (bodily or mental) were transmissible, breeders would surely have made use of the fact, whereas whatever theories they may have, they have depended entirely in practice on the judicious pairing of sires and dams.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wana- maker amd other great monopolists are quite religious.
On the other hand, the Athiest, in order to show that religion is (as some claim) the cause of social misery, must prove that freedom from religious be- lief makes men just.
27 Men's conduct toward each other is determined primarily, not by moral teachings, but by their eco- nomic relations, it is impossible for men to be frater- nal when their interests clash and mere ethical teach- ing will not prevent their interests clashing.
The ...futility of ethical teaching without improving conditions is shown by the fact that most criminals profess religion; out of 1, 319 crimiinals at Joliet, 825 had a common school education, 90 had a cdllegiate education, only 286 were intemperate, 960 were Americans and only 216 were without religious be- lief. It thus appears that neither illiteracy, in- tern perance, nor want of religious teaching was the cause of their crimes, and as regards men being nat- urally bad, Mr. D. G. Ritchie says: "If acquired characters (bodily or mental) were transmissible, breeders would surely have made use of the fact, whereas whatever theories they may have, they have depended entirely in practice on the judicious pairing of sires and dams.
What to read after A Plain And Concise Explanation of Scientific Socialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Bersford to read onlineMoreLess
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