Our Aims
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Even as it is the duty of a Liberall Religious organiza- tion to obtain contributions to its religious life from all who constitute it, so is it also its duty to come to know the life and thought of other religious communiities, that it may by this knowledge test and enrich its own life, and through it bring increased strength to religion. Religion is greatly the poorer for the insurmountable barriers that have been set up between the diverse sects. With each small group keenly set on defending... its own view and opposing the views of others, keeping itself in ignorance of the ideas which are not its own, the religious life stagnates in the several groups, and the whole body of religion is greatly impoverished. Religion becomes a sea of stagnation, into which only the storms of revolution can bring traces of a new life and energy. Furthermore, these differences, rising at times into bitter dissension, have marred the example of religion, weakened its hold on human kind, and deprived it of the power to which it is entitled in the guidance of the affairs of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even as it is the duty of a Liberall Religious organiza- tion to obtain contributions to its religious life from all who constitute it, so is it also its duty to come to know the life and thought of other religious communiities, that it may by this knowledge test and enrich its own life, and through it bring increased strength to religion. Religion is greatly the poorer for the insurmountable barriers that have been set up between the diverse sects. With each small group keenly set on defending... its own view and opposing the views of others, keeping itself in ignorance of the ideas which are not its own, the religious life stagnates in the several groups, and the whole body of religion is greatly impoverished. Religion becomes a sea of stagnation, into which only the storms of revolution can bring traces of a new life and energy. Furthermore, these differences, rising at times into bitter dissension, have marred the example of religion, weakened its hold on human kind, and deprived it of the power to which it is entitled in the guidance of the affairs of men.
What to read after Our Aims?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Israel Isidor Mattuck to read onlineMoreLess
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