On Compromise
On Compromise
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[24] Let us not be supposed to be arguing in favour of incessant battle ofhigh dialectic in the household. Nothing could be more destructive ofthe gracious composure and mental harmony, of which household life oughtto be, but perhaps seldom is, the great organ and instrument. Still lessare we pleading for the freethinker's right at every hour of day ornight to mock, sneer, and gibe at the sincere beliefs andconscientiously performed rites of those, whether men or women, whetherstrangers or kins...folk, from whose religion he disagrees. 'It is notancient impressions only, ' said Pascal, 'which are capable of abusingus. The charm of novelty has the same power. ' The prate of new-bornscepticism may be as tiresome and as odious as the cant of grayorthodoxy. Religious discussion is not to be foisted upon us at everyturn either by defenders or assailants. All we plead for is that whenthe opportunity meets the freethinker full in front, he is called uponto speak as freely as he thinks. Not more than this.
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[24] Let us not be supposed to be arguing in favour of incessant battle ofhigh dialectic in the household. Nothing could be more destructive ofthe gracious composure and mental harmony, of which household life oughtto be, but perhaps seldom is, the great organ and instrument. Still lessare we pleading for the freethinker's right at every hour of day ornight to mock, sneer, and gibe at the sincere beliefs andconscientiously performed rites of those, whether men or women, whetherstrangers or kins...folk, from whose religion he disagrees. 'It is notancient impressions only, ' said Pascal, 'which are capable of abusingus. The charm of novelty has the same power. ' The prate of new-bornscepticism may be as tiresome and as odious as the cant of grayorthodoxy. Religious discussion is not to be foisted upon us at everyturn either by defenders or assailants. All we plead for is that whenthe opportunity meets the freethinker full in front, he is called uponto speak as freely as he thinks. Not more than this.
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