Democracy in the Making Ford Hall And the Open Forum Movement a Symposium
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The great authors of the system of Socialism of which I speak are Karl Marx, Engels, and others.
There is need of reform at the present time, but this reform should come through legitimate channels and not in ways which would overturn society.
Socialism, as propounded by certain of its teachers, contains principles which are subversive THE MENACE OP SOCIALISM iSt to personal integrity, domestic integrity and na- tional integrity.
Even suppose these dangers did not exist.
Socialism would be an i...mpracticable system for our everyday interests. The life and the vigor of the nation depend, in its ultimate analysis, upon the vigor and the integrity of the individual.
If the men and women of the nation are all right, if they are just, if they possess all that range of virtues which goes to make up personal integrity, the nation will be strong and will endure.
Personal integrity depends upon two things, namely, the view of life and the laws of morality.
If we propound the view that there is nothing in life except what is material, if a man is nothing but a combination of chemical atoms, if back of this body I see there is no undying spirit, what is the view of life?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The great authors of the system of Socialism of which I speak are Karl Marx, Engels, and others.
There is need of reform at the present time, but this reform should come through legitimate channels and not in ways which would overturn society.
Socialism, as propounded by certain of its teachers, contains principles which are subversive THE MENACE OP SOCIALISM iSt to personal integrity, domestic integrity and na- tional integrity.
Even suppose these dangers did not exist.
Socialism would be an i...mpracticable system for our everyday interests. The life and the vigor of the nation depend, in its ultimate analysis, upon the vigor and the integrity of the individual.
If the men and women of the nation are all right, if they are just, if they possess all that range of virtues which goes to make up personal integrity, the nation will be strong and will endure.
Personal integrity depends upon two things, namely, the view of life and the laws of morality.
If we propound the view that there is nothing in life except what is material, if a man is nothing but a combination of chemical atoms, if back of this body I see there is no undying spirit, what is the view of life?
What to read after Democracy in the Making Ford Hall And the Open Forum Movement a Symposium?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George William Coleman to read onlineMoreLess
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