American Religion
American Religion
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Color and dialect, manners and customs, are the bridges whose either end is pertinaciously fought for. They have kept us apart when they might just as well be used for bonds of union, since all feet travel in the same way, although the faces look as if they were loath to follow. These physical peculiarities of an original diversity, or of varieties which have sprung up in the struggles of races for existence, mask a deeper inii- formity of the blood, which represents the universality of the mor...al sense. Mental differences, also, there are, which seem to have put forth these physical signs in correspondence ; and manners partake of the dis- crimination. But the moral sense is permanently the same ; and, as it binds all men together, it reconciles all men to God. You cannot point to a vital differ- ence between the conscience of the East and West. Cunning and falseness can be found everywhere, but also a prevailing sense of right and wrong. Men are constantly breaking the golden rule, but the rule is an 1 88 AMERICAN RELIGION.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Color and dialect, manners and customs, are the bridges whose either end is pertinaciously fought for. They have kept us apart when they might just as well be used for bonds of union, since all feet travel in the same way, although the faces look as if they were loath to follow. These physical peculiarities of an original diversity, or of varieties which have sprung up in the struggles of races for existence, mask a deeper inii- formity of the blood, which represents the universality of the mor...al sense. Mental differences, also, there are, which seem to have put forth these physical signs in correspondence ; and manners partake of the dis- crimination. But the moral sense is permanently the same ; and, as it binds all men together, it reconciles all men to God. You cannot point to a vital differ- ence between the conscience of the East and West. Cunning and falseness can be found everywhere, but also a prevailing sense of right and wrong. Men are constantly breaking the golden rule, but the rule is an 1 88 AMERICAN RELIGION.
What to read after American Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Weiss to read onlineMoreLess
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