Ethics And Philosophy
Ethics And Philosophy
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A philosophical system, it is true, might not contain damnatory clauses ; it might say nothing about the separation of believers from non-believers in another world ; yet it might none the less contribute to such a separa- tion in this world, which to some would appear almost as bad.
Philosophical associations, as such, are certainly desirable ; but philosophical associations assuming to be churches or ethical societies would, I fear, prove in this respect as bane- ful to progress (intellectual... progress included) as churches with theological creeds behind them have proved in the past.
A church or ethical society that appeals to the conscience and stands as something sacred in the world, should sedulously avoid confusing the conscience and making men treat as sacred what is not really so. The Christian Church has so confused the conscience time and again, and theological morals have fallen thereby into just reproach. Let the new era not be •betrayed by specious arguments into the pitfalls of the old ; let it not fail to say now and always that intellectual error is not sin ; let it make only those things obligatory which the com- mon conscience of men makes obligatory, and which would be just as truly so though no church or ethical societies were in existence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A philosophical system, it is true, might not contain damnatory clauses ; it might say nothing about the separation of believers from non-believers in another world ; yet it might none the less contribute to such a separa- tion in this world, which to some would appear almost as bad.
Philosophical associations, as such, are certainly desirable ; but philosophical associations assuming to be churches or ethical societies would, I fear, prove in this respect as bane- ful to progress (intellectual... progress included) as churches with theological creeds behind them have proved in the past.
A church or ethical society that appeals to the conscience and stands as something sacred in the world, should sedulously avoid confusing the conscience and making men treat as sacred what is not really so. The Christian Church has so confused the conscience time and again, and theological morals have fallen thereby into just reproach. Let the new era not be •betrayed by specious arguments into the pitfalls of the old ; let it not fail to say now and always that intellectual error is not sin ; let it make only those things obligatory which the com- mon conscience of men makes obligatory, and which would be just as truly so though no church or ethical societies were in existence.
What to read after Ethics And Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Mackintire Salter to read onlineMoreLess
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