Byutah 1913
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Let us grant that there is some truth in the criticism; but where is the field of hu- man achievement where the mind of man has struggled for light, in which the same criticism does not hold? It has been said again that "philosophy may not bake bread for us, but it gives us God, freedom and immortality" — and we may add that it gives a better flavor to the bread already baked.
As our school aims primarily to preserve and foster the religious life, we are indeed fortunate in having at the head o...f the Department of Psychology and Phil- osophy a man who is eminently capable of guiding our young people from the dan- gers of atheism and agnosticism. Prof. Chamberlin has studied under the strong- est philosophers in the East and the West. His basic purpose has been to save the young men and women who study science, from the pit-falls of materialism and to strengthen their faith in God and our people. That he has been success- ful is the testimony of all who have achieved his view point.
86 EDUeATION HE destiny of the human race is largely in the hands of its educators.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Let us grant that there is some truth in the criticism; but where is the field of hu- man achievement where the mind of man has struggled for light, in which the same criticism does not hold? It has been said again that "philosophy may not bake bread for us, but it gives us God, freedom and immortality" — and we may add that it gives a better flavor to the bread already baked.
As our school aims primarily to preserve and foster the religious life, we are indeed fortunate in having at the head o...f the Department of Psychology and Phil- osophy a man who is eminently capable of guiding our young people from the dan- gers of atheism and agnosticism. Prof. Chamberlin has studied under the strong- est philosophers in the East and the West. His basic purpose has been to save the young men and women who study science, from the pit-falls of materialism and to strengthen their faith in God and our people. That he has been success- ful is the testimony of all who have achieved his view point.
86 EDUeATION HE destiny of the human race is largely in the hands of its educators.
What to read after Byutah 1913?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brigham Young University to read onlineMoreLess
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