Liberty Equality And Fraternity
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Writers like Nietzsche have described Christian morality as a morality for slaves, not for free men, and have set up as a counter-ideal, the conception of a will devoid of all weakness, and divorced from all charity. Writers like Karl Marx have represented religion, and especially Christianity, as the willing servant of the organisation in possession of power, the spiritual support of every autocracy, aristocracy, or oligarchy, the parasite of capitalism. It was thus, also, that the leaders of ...the French revolution, finding the old order embattled behind the twin authorities of church and state, resolved to sweep them both away in one common ruin.
Are we to conclude then that the saving principle of Christianity has ceased to be also a civilising principle? You cannot have a civilisation without a principle of civilisation. The question is, what is to be the nature of that principle. It is a fact not without significance, that between the two words "culture, " and "civilisation, " the Germans chose culture and not civilisation, to express the nature of their social and poli- tical ideal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Writers like Nietzsche have described Christian morality as a morality for slaves, not for free men, and have set up as a counter-ideal, the conception of a will devoid of all weakness, and divorced from all charity. Writers like Karl Marx have represented religion, and especially Christianity, as the willing servant of the organisation in possession of power, the spiritual support of every autocracy, aristocracy, or oligarchy, the parasite of capitalism. It was thus, also, that the leaders of ...the French revolution, finding the old order embattled behind the twin authorities of church and state, resolved to sweep them both away in one common ruin.
Are we to conclude then that the saving principle of Christianity has ceased to be also a civilising principle? You cannot have a civilisation without a principle of civilisation. The question is, what is to be the nature of that principle. It is a fact not without significance, that between the two words "culture, " and "civilisation, " the Germans chose culture and not civilisation, to express the nature of their social and poli- tical ideal.
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