How Shall We Help the Negro
How Shall We Help the Negro
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" The teaching of nature and of the Lord of nature alike declare that the leavened mass, the alive, must touch that which is dead to impart of its life ; the higher must stoop to touch the lower, and its con- tact must be long continued, individual, per- sonal, real, if the lower is to be carried up to the superior sphere. And the Christian phi- losopher, the greatest expounder of the relig- ion of Jesus Christ, sums it all up into one command, when he charges those who would help forward the c...oming of the kingdom of the Christ, wherein shall be universal brotherhood among Christian men : " Be not high-minded, but condescend to men of low estate. " The separation of the negro race from the white means for the negro continued and in- creasing degradation and decay. His hope, his salvation, must come from association with that people among whom he dwells, but from whose natural guidance and care he has been separated largely by the machinations of unscrupulous demagogues. These care not a straw for his elevation, but would mount on*, his shoulders to place and power.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The teaching of nature and of the Lord of nature alike declare that the leavened mass, the alive, must touch that which is dead to impart of its life ; the higher must stoop to touch the lower, and its con- tact must be long continued, individual, per- sonal, real, if the lower is to be carried up to the superior sphere. And the Christian phi- losopher, the greatest expounder of the relig- ion of Jesus Christ, sums it all up into one command, when he charges those who would help forward the c...oming of the kingdom of the Christ, wherein shall be universal brotherhood among Christian men : " Be not high-minded, but condescend to men of low estate. " The separation of the negro race from the white means for the negro continued and in- creasing degradation and decay. His hope, his salvation, must come from association with that people among whom he dwells, but from whose natural guidance and care he has been separated largely by the machinations of unscrupulous demagogues. These care not a straw for his elevation, but would mount on*, his shoulders to place and power.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T U Thomas Underwood Dudley to read onlineMoreLess
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