Andrew Carnegie the Man And His Work
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In regard to religious matters Mr. Carnegie takes up an independent position. He is emphatically not an agnostic. He believes in Christianity and in the goodness of God, but his great human spirit is not to be bound by the formulas of sects and creeds. He tells a very amusing anecdote of an incident that happened when he was traveling in China. He essayed his io 4 ANDREW CARNEGIE powers as a missionary on one of the subjects of the Celestial Empire, and the result was not very encourag- ing for... him. He relates the story as follows: "One day I asked our guide, Ah Cum, a gentleman and a scholar, why he did not embrace Christianity. His eyes twinkled as he replied, * Where goee, eh? Goee Bishopee ? ' (pointing to the Cathedral). ' He say allee rightee. Goee there ?' (pointing to the English church). 'Bishopee say damee. Goee Hopper?' (the American Presbyterian missionary). 'He sayee Bishop churchee no goodee, hellee firee. What I doee, eh?' 'Stay where you are, you rogue/" replied Mr. Carnegie, and he adds, "Confound that fellow, I did not expect to be picked up in that manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In regard to religious matters Mr. Carnegie takes up an independent position. He is emphatically not an agnostic. He believes in Christianity and in the goodness of God, but his great human spirit is not to be bound by the formulas of sects and creeds. He tells a very amusing anecdote of an incident that happened when he was traveling in China. He essayed his io 4 ANDREW CARNEGIE powers as a missionary on one of the subjects of the Celestial Empire, and the result was not very encourag- ing for... him. He relates the story as follows: "One day I asked our guide, Ah Cum, a gentleman and a scholar, why he did not embrace Christianity. His eyes twinkled as he replied, * Where goee, eh? Goee Bishopee ? ' (pointing to the Cathedral). ' He say allee rightee. Goee there ?' (pointing to the English church). 'Bishopee say damee. Goee Hopper?' (the American Presbyterian missionary). 'He sayee Bishop churchee no goodee, hellee firee. What I doee, eh?' 'Stay where you are, you rogue/" replied Mr. Carnegie, and he adds, "Confound that fellow, I did not expect to be picked up in that manner.
What to read after Andrew Carnegie the Man And His Work?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bernard Alderson to read onlineMoreLess
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