Extracts From a Sermon On Education
Extracts From a Sermon On Education
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Why are these men so fierce for liberality, why so illiberally liberal, so passionately tolerant, so sarcastically con- tented with everything? We must, therefore, now attend to the goodly fabric of character which is to be built up by this faculty of which you have given him the ready hold. All men have common func- tions to discharge to one another, even as members of the same society, to obey the laws, to reverence the authorities, to be courteous to one another, and humane to the lower crea...tures. As members of a family they have still more important offices to discharge, to be dutiful and obedient children, affectionate kinsmen, faithful spouses, tender and watchful parents ; as joined to one another in the relationships of life, they have other duties to dis- charge, of honest traders, good and faithful ser- vants, kind masters, confidential friends, wise gover- nors, and good subjects. Towards ourselves we have a high duty to discharge, which lies at the root of all the others, namely, to separate the good from the evil within our own souls, to cherish the most excellent, and to foster the most kindly part of our nature, to fight against cruelty and malice, and to subdue anger and impatience, and to watch 26 over the inward and hidden man of the heart, out of which are the issues of life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Why are these men so fierce for liberality, why so illiberally liberal, so passionately tolerant, so sarcastically con- tented with everything? We must, therefore, now attend to the goodly fabric of character which is to be built up by this faculty of which you have given him the ready hold. All men have common func- tions to discharge to one another, even as members of the same society, to obey the laws, to reverence the authorities, to be courteous to one another, and humane to the lower crea...tures. As members of a family they have still more important offices to discharge, to be dutiful and obedient children, affectionate kinsmen, faithful spouses, tender and watchful parents ; as joined to one another in the relationships of life, they have other duties to dis- charge, of honest traders, good and faithful ser- vants, kind masters, confidential friends, wise gover- nors, and good subjects. Towards ourselves we have a high duty to discharge, which lies at the root of all the others, namely, to separate the good from the evil within our own souls, to cherish the most excellent, and to foster the most kindly part of our nature, to fight against cruelty and malice, and to subdue anger and impatience, and to watch 26 over the inward and hidden man of the heart, out of which are the issues of life.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Irving to read onlineMoreLess
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