Introductory Lectures On Political Economy Being Part of a Course Delivered in
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Specious and shallow declamation may indeed for a time be even more favourably received by the unthinking than sound reasoning, based on sound know- i ledge ; but this last must have a tendency to 91 prevail ultimately. And you may add, that con- sequently that man most especially who is alive to the interests of Religion, ought to take the more anxious care that this advantage be not left exclusively in the hands of its enemies. As the world always in fact has been, and must be, governed by po...litical-economists, whether they have called themselves so or not, and whether skilful or unskilful; so, there must always be a tendency, in a country where all stations are open to men of superior qualifications there must al- ways, I say, be a tendency, in proportion as intel- lectual culture spreads, towards the placing of this power in the hands of those who have the most successfully studied the subject. Now if such a state of things were to be brought about, as that none of these should be friendly to Christianity, which would be the case, if all the friends of Christianity should refuse to enroll themselves in the number, it is easy to foresee what must be the con- sequence.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Specious and shallow declamation may indeed for a time be even more favourably received by the unthinking than sound reasoning, based on sound know- i ledge ; but this last must have a tendency to 91 prevail ultimately. And you may add, that con- sequently that man most especially who is alive to the interests of Religion, ought to take the more anxious care that this advantage be not left exclusively in the hands of its enemies. As the world always in fact has been, and must be, governed by po...litical-economists, whether they have called themselves so or not, and whether skilful or unskilful; so, there must always be a tendency, in a country where all stations are open to men of superior qualifications there must al- ways, I say, be a tendency, in proportion as intel- lectual culture spreads, towards the placing of this power in the hands of those who have the most successfully studied the subject. Now if such a state of things were to be brought about, as that none of these should be friendly to Christianity, which would be the case, if all the friends of Christianity should refuse to enroll themselves in the number, it is easy to foresee what must be the con- sequence.
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