Politics volume 1
Politics volume 1
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" What a substitute for our living language which God gave us, and our human instinct wrought out ! We feel sometimes that the nine- teenth century has seen a great enlargement of the limits of human folly. There is one fundamental right, which no one now contests, which goes hand in hand with freedom of speech through the Press. It is that of a free religious development, so far as it con- cerns the individual in his family life. The right to practise his private devotions follows upon the adm...ission of his freedom of conscience, and for him it is sufficient, but we shall see how truly Schleiermacher spoke when he said that religion hates isolation. The demand for the recognition of great religious communities is the necessary consequence of freedom of conscience. All these individual rights of which we have hitherto spoken are of small value, even if guar- anteed by the State, unless they are secured by a high measure of tolerance in the people. We Germans may safely say that we are in this respect the freest nation in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What a substitute for our living language which God gave us, and our human instinct wrought out ! We feel sometimes that the nine- teenth century has seen a great enlargement of the limits of human folly. There is one fundamental right, which no one now contests, which goes hand in hand with freedom of speech through the Press. It is that of a free religious development, so far as it con- cerns the individual in his family life. The right to practise his private devotions follows upon the adm...ission of his freedom of conscience, and for him it is sufficient, but we shall see how truly Schleiermacher spoke when he said that religion hates isolation. The demand for the recognition of great religious communities is the necessary consequence of freedom of conscience. All these individual rights of which we have hitherto spoken are of small value, even if guar- anteed by the State, unless they are secured by a high measure of tolerance in the people. We Germans may safely say that we are in this respect the freest nation in the world.
What to read after Politics volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Heinrich Von Treitschke to read onlineMoreLess
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