Pilgrim-Memories; Or, Travel And Discussion in the Birth-Countries of Christianity, With the Late Henry Thomas Buckle
Pilgrim-Memories; Or, Travel And Discussion in the Birth-Countries of Christianity, With the Late Henry Thomas Buckle
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B. Well, I made at one time special inquiries with the view of testing the theological dogma you allude to ; and the evidence I collected proved that, in the vast majority of cases, bodily diseases and worldly reverses only sour the temper, and degrade the morals.
A. I fear that I must in great measmre yield this point, at least, to you. And the conviction that it is as you say, even in many, if not in most, cases, makes the tragic aspect of the world all the darker. The wind is not tempered to... the shorn lamb. It blows on all the flock alike. The strong are the better for it. The weak become, what, in Scotland, we call braxy^ as they fall on the bleak hillside.
B. And as to the efiect of wealth on Morality, compare the rich and the poor. There is, unques- tionably, more morahty in the upper than in the lower classes.
A. That depends on your idea of Morality.
B. I test and measure Morality by the justness of men's deahngs with each other, and their non-abuse of power over women, children, and dependents.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. Well, I made at one time special inquiries with the view of testing the theological dogma you allude to ; and the evidence I collected proved that, in the vast majority of cases, bodily diseases and worldly reverses only sour the temper, and degrade the morals.
A. I fear that I must in great measmre yield this point, at least, to you. And the conviction that it is as you say, even in many, if not in most, cases, makes the tragic aspect of the world all the darker. The wind is not tempered to... the shorn lamb. It blows on all the flock alike. The strong are the better for it. The weak become, what, in Scotland, we call braxy^ as they fall on the bleak hillside.
B. And as to the efiect of wealth on Morality, compare the rich and the poor. There is, unques- tionably, more morahty in the upper than in the lower classes.
A. That depends on your idea of Morality.
B. I test and measure Morality by the justness of men's deahngs with each other, and their non-abuse of power over women, children, and dependents.
What to read after Pilgrim-Memories; Or, Travel And Discussion in the Birth-Countries of Christianity, With the Late Henry Thomas Buckle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stuart-Glennie, John S to read onlineMoreLess
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