National Character
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He cannot have his cause tried in Court; he cannot lay his petitionbefore Congress or the Executive; he may not be able to procure hisletters from the Post Office: but is this an invasion of his rights?Who has the right to compel the judge to violate the Sabbath by tryinghis cause, or the mail-carrier or post master by delivering hisletters? Would not the non-observance of the Sabbath by the governmentoperate at once to close the doors of office against four-fifths ofour conscientious citizens?... For the very reason, then, that the bodyof our people are Christians, our government does and must, as a freegovernment, respect the Christian religion; and furthermore, becausethis religion is, as we know, the true religion of God, and itsinfluence most happy in sustaining a free government, the State isbound not simply coldly to protect it in common with all forms ofreligion, but warmly to foster it as its own chosen religion.
It would not be well longer to dwell on this topic. It may only beadded that while the understanding of this subject is of the veryfirst consequence to us as a nation, there is no subject of generalinterest which seems to be so little understood.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He cannot have his cause tried in Court; he cannot lay his petitionbefore Congress or the Executive; he may not be able to procure hisletters from the Post Office: but is this an invasion of his rights?Who has the right to compel the judge to violate the Sabbath by tryinghis cause, or the mail-carrier or post master by delivering hisletters? Would not the non-observance of the Sabbath by the governmentoperate at once to close the doors of office against four-fifths ofour conscientious citizens?... For the very reason, then, that the bodyof our people are Christians, our government does and must, as a freegovernment, respect the Christian religion; and furthermore, becausethis religion is, as we know, the true religion of God, and itsinfluence most happy in sustaining a free government, the State isbound not simply coldly to protect it in common with all forms ofreligion, but warmly to foster it as its own chosen religion.
It would not be well longer to dwell on this topic. It may only beadded that while the understanding of this subject is of the veryfirst consequence to us as a nation, there is no subject of generalinterest which seems to be so little understood.
What to read after National Character?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Burt Nathaniel Clark to read onlineMoreLess
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