For What Do We Live?
For What Do We Live?
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Both are dan- gerous. As nniost children who do not grow up to maturity die in early infancy, so youth is the critical time of the moral life. It is then that criminal tendencies are most quickly developed. If we come through that period with sane moral life, the danger of developing such tendencies afterward is much more limited.
This critical character of youth is merely the other side of its great possibil- ities of life, of the fact that it is the birth of the spiritual personality. Quite s...ud- denly, the youth may realize, "I am all alone. There is a spiritual chasm be- tween me and every other life in the uni- verse." The awakening may come with C40] Digitized by VjOOQIC YOUTH great pain ; and how little parents know of what is going on in their children: which is usually — not always — the par- ent's fault 1 With the awakening, comes a new power of active love. The love of little children is largely responsive, like the opening of flowers to the sunlight If the sun shines, the flower petals open ; if the sun is silent, they remain closed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both are dan- gerous. As nniost children who do not grow up to maturity die in early infancy, so youth is the critical time of the moral life. It is then that criminal tendencies are most quickly developed. If we come through that period with sane moral life, the danger of developing such tendencies afterward is much more limited.
This critical character of youth is merely the other side of its great possibil- ities of life, of the fact that it is the birth of the spiritual personality. Quite s...ud- denly, the youth may realize, "I am all alone. There is a spiritual chasm be- tween me and every other life in the uni- verse." The awakening may come with C40] Digitized by VjOOQIC YOUTH great pain ; and how little parents know of what is going on in their children: which is usually — not always — the par- ent's fault 1 With the awakening, comes a new power of active love. The love of little children is largely responsive, like the opening of flowers to the sunlight If the sun shines, the flower petals open ; if the sun is silent, they remain closed.
What to read after For What Do We Live??
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Griggs, Edward Howard, 1868-1951 to read onlineMoreLess
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