Discourses On Human Life volume 1
Discourses On Human Life volume 1
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Because, of this character, there are many diversities, and degrees, and shades. Men differ in virtue, precisely as they differ in intelligence ; by just as many, and imperceptible degrees. As many as are the diversities of moral education in the world, as nu- merous as are the shades of circumstance in life, as va- rious as are the degrees of moral capacity and effort, in various minds, so must the results differ. If character were formed by machinery, there might be but two samples. But if it... is formed by voluntary agency, the results must be as diversified and complicated as the operations of that agency. And the fact, which every man's observation must show him, undoubtedly is, that virtue in men differs just as intelligence does ; differs, I repeat, by just as many and imperceptible degrees. But now suppose that men were to be rewarded for their intelligence hereafter. Would all the immense variety of cases be met by two totally different and opposite allotments? Take the scale of character, and mark on it, all the degrees of difference, and all the divisions of a degree.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Because, of this character, there are many diversities, and degrees, and shades. Men differ in virtue, precisely as they differ in intelligence ; by just as many, and imperceptible degrees. As many as are the diversities of moral education in the world, as nu- merous as are the shades of circumstance in life, as va- rious as are the degrees of moral capacity and effort, in various minds, so must the results differ. If character were formed by machinery, there might be but two samples. But if it... is formed by voluntary agency, the results must be as diversified and complicated as the operations of that agency. And the fact, which every man's observation must show him, undoubtedly is, that virtue in men differs just as intelligence does ; differs, I repeat, by just as many and imperceptible degrees. But now suppose that men were to be rewarded for their intelligence hereafter. Would all the immense variety of cases be met by two totally different and opposite allotments? Take the scale of character, and mark on it, all the degrees of difference, and all the divisions of a degree.
What to read after Discourses On Human Life volume 1?
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