Origin of Species
Origin of Species
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Philosophers, on the other hand, have no such aggressive tendencies. With eyes fixed on the noble goal to which "per aspera et ardua" theytend, they may, now and then, be stirred to momentary wrath by theunnecessary obstacles with which the ignorant, or the malicious, encumber, if they cannot bar, the difficult path; but why should theirsouls be deeply vexed? The majesty of Fact is on their side, and theelemental forces of Nature are working for them. Not a star comes to themeridian at its calc...ulated time but testifies to the justice of theirmethods--their beliefs are "one with falling rain and with the growingcorn. " By doubt they are established, and open inquiry is their bosomfriend. Such men have no fear of traditions however venerable, and norespect for them when they become mischievous and obstructive; but theyhave better than mere antiquarian business in hand, and if dogmas, whichought to be fossil but are not, are not forced upon their notice, theyare too happy to treat them as non-existent.
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Philosophers, on the other hand, have no such aggressive tendencies. With eyes fixed on the noble goal to which "per aspera et ardua" theytend, they may, now and then, be stirred to momentary wrath by theunnecessary obstacles with which the ignorant, or the malicious, encumber, if they cannot bar, the difficult path; but why should theirsouls be deeply vexed? The majesty of Fact is on their side, and theelemental forces of Nature are working for them. Not a star comes to themeridian at its calc...ulated time but testifies to the justice of theirmethods--their beliefs are "one with falling rain and with the growingcorn. " By doubt they are established, and open inquiry is their bosomfriend. Such men have no fear of traditions however venerable, and norespect for them when they become mischievous and obstructive; but theyhave better than mere antiquarian business in hand, and if dogmas, whichought to be fossil but are not, are not forced upon their notice, theyare too happy to treat them as non-existent.
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