How to Teach Religion
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Life isinfinitely enriched and refined by responding to the beauty, thegoodness, and the gladness to be found around us. In Hawthorne's storyof The Great Stone Face, the boy Ernest dwelt upon and admired thecharacter revealed in the benignant lines of the great face outlined bythe hand of the Creator on the mountainside until the fine qualitieswhich the young boy daily idealized had grown into his own life, andErnest himself had become the "wise man" whose coming had long beenawaited by his peo...ple.
It is not enough therefore to learn the _facts_ about the lives of thegreat men and women of the Bible or of other times. The story of theirlives must be presented in such a way that _admiration_ is compelledfrom the learner: for only the qualities the child appreciates andadmires are finally built into his own ideal. It is not enough that thechild shall be taught that God created the world and all that istherein; he must also be brought to appreciate and admire the wondersand beauties of nature as an evidence of God's wisdom, power, andgoodness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Life isinfinitely enriched and refined by responding to the beauty, thegoodness, and the gladness to be found around us. In Hawthorne's storyof The Great Stone Face, the boy Ernest dwelt upon and admired thecharacter revealed in the benignant lines of the great face outlined bythe hand of the Creator on the mountainside until the fine qualitieswhich the young boy daily idealized had grown into his own life, andErnest himself had become the "wise man" whose coming had long beenawaited by his peo...ple.
It is not enough therefore to learn the _facts_ about the lives of thegreat men and women of the Bible or of other times. The story of theirlives must be presented in such a way that _admiration_ is compelledfrom the learner: for only the qualities the child appreciates andadmires are finally built into his own ideal. It is not enough that thechild shall be taught that God created the world and all that istherein; he must also be brought to appreciate and admire the wondersand beauties of nature as an evidence of God's wisdom, power, andgoodness.
What to read after How to Teach Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Betts George Herbert to read onlineMoreLess
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