Balance the Fundamental Verity
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Regret is usually a reminder of a neglect or misjudgment of consequences, while repentance and reformation indicate a wak- ing u] . Erning consequences. Our in- [ >- ] BALANCE terest, curiosity, anxieties, fears, hopes and ambitions are concentrated upon con- sequences. We seek advice when we are doubtful about consequences. Precepts and examples elucidate consequences. We work and rest, eat and drink, scheme and plan, spend and save, for consequences. We indulge or sacrifice ourselves for con-... sequences. Caesar expended a million lives for earthly glory; St. Simeon Stylites scourged himself for eternal gain. Our actions, so far as they are controlled by reason, are determined by our judgment of consequences.
"What? Does the tramp, the drunk- ard, the thief, consider consequences?" The tramp roves because he prefers the freedom and pleasures of his life to the re- sults of other ways. The drunkard drinks because the near pleasure outbalances in his mind the more remote pain. The thief steals because he values the quick and easy gain more than he fears detection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Regret is usually a reminder of a neglect or misjudgment of consequences, while repentance and reformation indicate a wak- ing u] . Erning consequences. Our in- [ >- ] BALANCE terest, curiosity, anxieties, fears, hopes and ambitions are concentrated upon con- sequences. We seek advice when we are doubtful about consequences. Precepts and examples elucidate consequences. We work and rest, eat and drink, scheme and plan, spend and save, for consequences. We indulge or sacrifice ourselves for con-... sequences. Caesar expended a million lives for earthly glory; St. Simeon Stylites scourged himself for eternal gain. Our actions, so far as they are controlled by reason, are determined by our judgment of consequences.
"What? Does the tramp, the drunk- ard, the thief, consider consequences?" The tramp roves because he prefers the freedom and pleasures of his life to the re- sults of other ways. The drunkard drinks because the near pleasure outbalances in his mind the more remote pain. The thief steals because he values the quick and easy gain more than he fears detection.
What to read after Balance the Fundamental Verity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Orlando J Orlando Jay Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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