Among the Turks
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On page 144 he maintains that the moral nature is not reached through the intellect, and he would therefore, on philosophical grounds, condemn edu- cation as barren of good results, although he ad- mits (page 147), that it may have very debasing influences.
The third system which has been advocated is that of giving the soundest Christian education possible to youth of both sexes, on our mission • Burrisal Experiment. 277 fields. It would give to unconverted children — contrary to Dr. See...lye's principles — and even to adults, the knowledge of letters; hoping to reach their moral natures through their understandings.
The above theories have all been tried, under circumstances favorable to testing their merits.
The Baptist mission at Burrisal, India, was pros- ecuted mainly without education. That was left to take care of itself. The preaching of the Gos- pel, pure and simple, was to do the whole work. Such undivided attention to one line of action is, for a time very effective ; and in this case great re- sults seemed to follow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
154).
On page 144 he maintains that the moral nature is not reached through the intellect, and he would therefore, on philosophical grounds, condemn edu- cation as barren of good results, although he ad- mits (page 147), that it may have very debasing influences.
The third system which has been advocated is that of giving the soundest Christian education possible to youth of both sexes, on our mission • Burrisal Experiment. 277 fields. It would give to unconverted children — contrary to Dr. See...lye's principles — and even to adults, the knowledge of letters; hoping to reach their moral natures through their understandings.
The above theories have all been tried, under circumstances favorable to testing their merits.
The Baptist mission at Burrisal, India, was pros- ecuted mainly without education. That was left to take care of itself. The preaching of the Gos- pel, pure and simple, was to do the whole work. Such undivided attention to one line of action is, for a time very effective ; and in this case great re- sults seemed to follow.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cyrus Hamlin to read onlineMoreLess
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