Civic Christianity
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And at whatever age the young begin to work, it should be always under certain limitations and restric- tions.
It seems strange that so little has been done to teach the child how to use its bodily frame. For the body of the man, if we may trust the conclusion of the scientific philosophers, is one of the great terminal points in the evolution of nature one, that is, of its greatest works ; yet we, for the most part, regard the body as a mere case for the mind. That it is something far greater ...it is not necessary to set forth by anatomical detail. Surely if it were not the greatest work of nature the "Word of God would never have been made flesh and dwelt among THE EDUCATION OF THE- YOUNG. 59 us ! And see how the Word treated the body that is, how He educated it. It is a simple story, simply told. "Is not, " it was asked of Him " is not this the carpenter ! " " Is not this the car- penter's son ! " Jesus Christ learned a trade ; He learned to use His hands, the most wonderful pieces of mechanism known to all creation ; the things that distinguish man above all other forms of life, backed as he is by the mighty brain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And at whatever age the young begin to work, it should be always under certain limitations and restric- tions.
It seems strange that so little has been done to teach the child how to use its bodily frame. For the body of the man, if we may trust the conclusion of the scientific philosophers, is one of the great terminal points in the evolution of nature one, that is, of its greatest works ; yet we, for the most part, regard the body as a mere case for the mind. That it is something far greater ...it is not necessary to set forth by anatomical detail. Surely if it were not the greatest work of nature the "Word of God would never have been made flesh and dwelt among THE EDUCATION OF THE- YOUNG. 59 us ! And see how the Word treated the body that is, how He educated it. It is a simple story, simply told. "Is not, " it was asked of Him " is not this the carpenter ! " " Is not this the car- penter's son ! " Jesus Christ learned a trade ; He learned to use His hands, the most wonderful pieces of mechanism known to all creation ; the things that distinguish man above all other forms of life, backed as he is by the mighty brain.
What to read after Civic Christianity?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Prall to read onlineMoreLess
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