A Religion for the New Day
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We find new uses in refuse and weeds. Instead of being impatient at opposition, we good-naturedly bring well planned and superior forces to reduce it. We do not fight the rocks; we bore through them, and build highways of their fragments. The very language of early man's struggles with nature becomes our metaphor and poetry. The word fight loses its sting where no malignity is.
We urge now the same radical change of method throughout the whole moral realm. This is the heart of our religion; it ...is the demand of our intelli- gence; it is the hope of humanity, which never be- fore had much hope, except beyond the clouds.
Our law is: " Overcome evil with good. " Keep this in mind. This principle works wonderfully in taming the excess selfishness in us. Do not treat it as an enemy. We cannot fight this excess or lop it off like an excrescence. Translate it and overpass it with surplus of life — with wholesome energy, with a generous aim. Selfishness is a hindrance, a limitation, an extra weight of flesh.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We find new uses in refuse and weeds. Instead of being impatient at opposition, we good-naturedly bring well planned and superior forces to reduce it. We do not fight the rocks; we bore through them, and build highways of their fragments. The very language of early man's struggles with nature becomes our metaphor and poetry. The word fight loses its sting where no malignity is.
We urge now the same radical change of method throughout the whole moral realm. This is the heart of our religion; it ...is the demand of our intelli- gence; it is the hope of humanity, which never be- fore had much hope, except beyond the clouds.
Our law is: " Overcome evil with good. " Keep this in mind. This principle works wonderfully in taming the excess selfishness in us. Do not treat it as an enemy. We cannot fight this excess or lop it off like an excrescence. Translate it and overpass it with surplus of life — with wholesome energy, with a generous aim. Selfishness is a hindrance, a limitation, an extra weight of flesh.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Charles Fletcher Dole to read onlineMoreLess
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