Justice in Education
Justice in Education
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As a complete man, to train those who are to be complete men and to fulfil all the complex duties of citizenship, I should give him a decided preference.
On this, however, there is more to be said. I limit myself for the present to the one point that the State has really made an excellent bargain. It receives a very sub- stantial benefit, and it gives what it ought not to miss.
The upshot of the whole matter is that whatever privileged 19 the Church has retained through its compact with the Sta...te, are bought and paid for.
I cannot therefore, on any conditions, admit that there has been ' injustice.' But I do admit that there is a certain amount of anomaly and inequality. Even if one has bought and paid for an advantage over one's neighbour, it still remains an advantage.
That is why the Nonconformists are sore ; but I would invite them to look at this point a little more closely.
I would submit to them that their grievance is not really so great as they suppose. I have just said that I cannot call it an injustice, though I can call it an inequality.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a complete man, to train those who are to be complete men and to fulfil all the complex duties of citizenship, I should give him a decided preference.
On this, however, there is more to be said. I limit myself for the present to the one point that the State has really made an excellent bargain. It receives a very sub- stantial benefit, and it gives what it ought not to miss.
The upshot of the whole matter is that whatever privileged 19 the Church has retained through its compact with the Sta...te, are bought and paid for.
I cannot therefore, on any conditions, admit that there has been ' injustice.' But I do admit that there is a certain amount of anomaly and inequality. Even if one has bought and paid for an advantage over one's neighbour, it still remains an advantage.
That is why the Nonconformists are sore ; but I would invite them to look at this point a little more closely.
I would submit to them that their grievance is not really so great as they suppose. I have just said that I cannot call it an injustice, though I can call it an inequality.
What to read after Justice in Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W William Sanday to read onlineMoreLess
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