Pagan Vs Christian Civilizations National Life And Permanence Dependent On Ref
Pagan Vs Christian Civilizations National Life And Permanence Dependent On Ref
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strife and divisions between classes had not attained to half the portentious evils of today.
This philosophy of the able economist is but putting the essential teachings of the Carpenter of Nazareth into econo- mics phrase. He declared that "The meek (the altruistic) shall inherit the earth, " and that "the strong shall bear the burdens of the weak, " which is only another way of saying that all shall work together for common progress or common good and by that means they shall "inherit the ea...rth. " And all this is but the unchanging law of democratic economics, as potent and invariable as the law of gravitation.
Those who for selfish ends foment class divisions and strife, are more surely and rapidly undermining the foundations of the Republic, than the maddest anarchists.
When old Rome was climbing to a world supremacy, her peasantry all owned their own land and lived in their own homes, and their patriotism made them invincible, but when class divisions and unjust laws had taken their homes and lands and the drift was to the cities and to slavery, all patriotic ambition was destroyed and the nation was ready for the ruthless destroyer.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
strife and divisions between classes had not attained to half the portentious evils of today.
This philosophy of the able economist is but putting the essential teachings of the Carpenter of Nazareth into econo- mics phrase. He declared that "The meek (the altruistic) shall inherit the earth, " and that "the strong shall bear the burdens of the weak, " which is only another way of saying that all shall work together for common progress or common good and by that means they shall "inherit the ea...rth. " And all this is but the unchanging law of democratic economics, as potent and invariable as the law of gravitation.
Those who for selfish ends foment class divisions and strife, are more surely and rapidly undermining the foundations of the Republic, than the maddest anarchists.
When old Rome was climbing to a world supremacy, her peasantry all owned their own land and lived in their own homes, and their patriotism made them invincible, but when class divisions and unjust laws had taken their homes and lands and the drift was to the cities and to slavery, all patriotic ambition was destroyed and the nation was ready for the ruthless destroyer.
What to read after Pagan Vs Christian Civilizations National Life And Permanence Dependent On Ref?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Huntington Comings to read onlineMoreLess
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