Moral Values And the Idea of God
Moral Values And the Idea of God
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And duty itself is a law for the will because of the intrinsic worth which makes it appeal to our conscience. It is true that the concep- tion of the virtues also has been elaborated in connexion with the social system ; but the virtues are not like the duties, expressed in general rules ; and the seat of virtue is in the personal character the ultimate bearer of value. And it is not in vain that we look for the manifestation of a common spirit in the wealth of detail that characterises the vir...tuous life. Throughout, it manifests the control of a lower by a higher of impulse and selfishness by reason and love and, at the same time, a purpose of realising in life the rule of reason and love and of adapting the actual world to this order.
In the affirmation of principle as contrasted with impulse we are in presence of a factor in the moral life which might be called absolute in one sense of that much misused term. It retains its validity unchanged, 148 Relative and Absohite Value whatever be the system of values in which it is dis- played.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And duty itself is a law for the will because of the intrinsic worth which makes it appeal to our conscience. It is true that the concep- tion of the virtues also has been elaborated in connexion with the social system ; but the virtues are not like the duties, expressed in general rules ; and the seat of virtue is in the personal character the ultimate bearer of value. And it is not in vain that we look for the manifestation of a common spirit in the wealth of detail that characterises the vir...tuous life. Throughout, it manifests the control of a lower by a higher of impulse and selfishness by reason and love and, at the same time, a purpose of realising in life the rule of reason and love and of adapting the actual world to this order.
In the affirmation of principle as contrasted with impulse we are in presence of a factor in the moral life which might be called absolute in one sense of that much misused term. It retains its validity unchanged, 148 Relative and Absohite Value whatever be the system of values in which it is dis- played.
What to read after Moral Values And the Idea of God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Ritchie Sorley to read onlineMoreLess
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