Aristodemocracy, From the Great War Back to Moses, Christ, And Plato; An Essay
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These fellow strivers may then receive the inestimable benefit of some stimu- lation in their endeavours silently to commune with their highest ideals, to pray, to think or to feel, and to cultivate their truly religious spiritual emotions.
EPILOGUE At the end of this attempt to put into logical and intelligible form an outhne scheme for the moral regeneration of our own times and of the Western civilised nations, a regeneration which of itself would make a war, such as the one from which the w...hole of civilised humanity is now suffering, impossible in the future, I must ask myself whether any good can come from such an effort, whether the mere exposi- tion of truths, and even the realisation and admission of these truths on the part of those who read what I have written, will in any way alter the course of events or the lives of the millions of people who cause these events to take place as they do ? Is Nietzsche, and are many other philosophers, right in main^ taining that the mass of the people do not like what they consider superior to themselves and to the general standard of life about them, that they are in reality opposed to their leaders and inimical to what they consider above average existence ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These fellow strivers may then receive the inestimable benefit of some stimu- lation in their endeavours silently to commune with their highest ideals, to pray, to think or to feel, and to cultivate their truly religious spiritual emotions.
EPILOGUE At the end of this attempt to put into logical and intelligible form an outhne scheme for the moral regeneration of our own times and of the Western civilised nations, a regeneration which of itself would make a war, such as the one from which the w...hole of civilised humanity is now suffering, impossible in the future, I must ask myself whether any good can come from such an effort, whether the mere exposi- tion of truths, and even the realisation and admission of these truths on the part of those who read what I have written, will in any way alter the course of events or the lives of the millions of people who cause these events to take place as they do ? Is Nietzsche, and are many other philosophers, right in main^ taining that the mass of the people do not like what they consider superior to themselves and to the general standard of life about them, that they are in reality opposed to their leaders and inimical to what they consider above average existence ?
What to read after Aristodemocracy, From the Great War Back to Moses, Christ, And Plato; An Essay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Waldstein, Charles, Sir, 1856-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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