Human Society Its Providential Structure Relations And Offices Eight Lectures
Human Society Its Providential Structure Relations And Offices Eight Lectures
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Instead of indifference being caused by this carrying forward of political aims, there will be a new source of interest in so modifying modern institutions as to make them con tributory to the inevitable intellectual and moral evolution. At the same time, it will be teaching society that, in the present state of their ideas, no political change can be of supreme importance, while the perturbation attending change is supremely mischievous, in the way both of immediate hinderance and of diverting... attention from the true need and procedure. And again, order will profit by the recognition of the relative spirit of the positive philosophy, which discredits the absolute spirit of the theological and metaphysi cal schools. It can not but dissipate the illusion by which those schools are for ever striving to set up, in all stages of civili zation, their respective types of immutable government ; as when . For instance, they propose to civilize Tahiti by a wholesale importa tion of Protestantism and a Parliamentary system.
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Instead of indifference being caused by this carrying forward of political aims, there will be a new source of interest in so modifying modern institutions as to make them con tributory to the inevitable intellectual and moral evolution. At the same time, it will be teaching society that, in the present state of their ideas, no political change can be of supreme importance, while the perturbation attending change is supremely mischievous, in the way both of immediate hinderance and of diverting... attention from the true need and procedure. And again, order will profit by the recognition of the relative spirit of the positive philosophy, which discredits the absolute spirit of the theological and metaphysi cal schools. It can not but dissipate the illusion by which those schools are for ever striving to set up, in all stages of civili zation, their respective types of immutable government ; as when . For instance, they propose to civilize Tahiti by a wholesale importa tion of Protestantism and a Parliamentary system.
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