An Inaugural Discourse
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All that is truly valuable in what is called learning, is really so, only as it be- comes in the soul practical wisdom. It is this ideal of excel- lence as the reward of labor, that in all the really great, who have been benefactors of the race, — this ideal, as an " aliquid immetisum infinitumque, '" that has impelled them to become such.
13 The depravity and -wickedness of man lias always led the many to turn away from the excellent. Yet what should be the great purpose of man as man, is stil...l the means of, an instru- ment in the scheme for, his restoration. Our fall and the curse of sin did not extend to a degradation below the human, and the acts and exercises that become the undegenerate, and the spirits of the just made perfect, are still the acts and exer- cises that become man even as he is. It is only as we look at all human purposes and modes of action in the light of man's proper humanity, that -we can determine them at all. We are otherwise as unsettled in our principles as we are deficient in our lives.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All that is truly valuable in what is called learning, is really so, only as it be- comes in the soul practical wisdom. It is this ideal of excel- lence as the reward of labor, that in all the really great, who have been benefactors of the race, — this ideal, as an " aliquid immetisum infinitumque, '" that has impelled them to become such.
13 The depravity and -wickedness of man lias always led the many to turn away from the excellent. Yet what should be the great purpose of man as man, is stil...l the means of, an instru- ment in the scheme for, his restoration. Our fall and the curse of sin did not extend to a degradation below the human, and the acts and exercises that become the undegenerate, and the spirits of the just made perfect, are still the acts and exer- cises that become man even as he is. It is only as we look at all human purposes and modes of action in the light of man's proper humanity, that -we can determine them at all. We are otherwise as unsettled in our principles as we are deficient in our lives.
What to read after An Inaugural Discourse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sidney H Marsh to read onlineMoreLess
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