Moral Education in School And Home
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Some children are so well fortified in their morality before reaching the high-school age that they can appreciate the words of Milton in "Comus, " in which he says : "He that has light in his own clear breast May sit i' the center, and enjoy bright day : THROUGH CURRENT EVENTS 125 But he that hides a foul soul and dark thoughts, Benighted walks under the midday sun ; Himself is his own dungeon/' Most children, however, find an added incentive for virtuous conduct in having brought to their at-... tention from time to time the truth of the Scriptures that " the way of the transgressor is hard. " When concrete instances of this truth are presented, and when they are permitted to see Nemesis overtake the evildoer under their very eyes, they have the sort of deterrent they need to keep them from be- lieving that moral precepts are well enough to preach but really have but little relation to life outside of the sermons of parents and preachers. The press of the country is filled with accounts of accidents, murders, suicides, arrests, trials, court sentences, and other more or less sensational news.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some children are so well fortified in their morality before reaching the high-school age that they can appreciate the words of Milton in "Comus, " in which he says : "He that has light in his own clear breast May sit i' the center, and enjoy bright day : THROUGH CURRENT EVENTS 125 But he that hides a foul soul and dark thoughts, Benighted walks under the midday sun ; Himself is his own dungeon/' Most children, however, find an added incentive for virtuous conduct in having brought to their at-... tention from time to time the truth of the Scriptures that " the way of the transgressor is hard. " When concrete instances of this truth are presented, and when they are permitted to see Nemesis overtake the evildoer under their very eyes, they have the sort of deterrent they need to keep them from be- lieving that moral precepts are well enough to preach but really have but little relation to life outside of the sermons of parents and preachers. The press of the country is filled with accounts of accidents, murders, suicides, arrests, trials, court sentences, and other more or less sensational news.
What to read after Moral Education in School And Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J O James Ozro Engleman to read onlineMoreLess
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