Public School Education
Public School Education
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, Paul III. , Leo X. , Clement VIII. , John XX. , and a host of others, whomust be looked upon as the preservers of science and the arts, even amidthe very fearful torrent of barbarism that was spreading itself, like aninundation, over the whole of Europe. The principle of the CatholicChurch has ever been this: "By the knowledge of Divine things, and theguidance of an infallible teacher, the human mind must gain certainty inregard to the sublimest problems, the great questions of life: by themt...he origin, the end, the norm and limit of man's activity must be madeknown, for then alone can he venture fearlessly upon the sphere of humanefforts, and human developments, and human science. " And, truly, neverhas science gained the ascendancy outside of the Church that it hasalways held in the Church. And what I say of science I say also of thearts. I say it of architecture, of sculpture, and of painting. I needonly point to the Basilica of Peter, to the museums and libraries ofRome. It is to Rome the youthful artist always turns his steps, in orderto drink in, at the monuments of art and of science, the genius andinspiration he seeks for in vain in his own country.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Paul III. , Leo X. , Clement VIII. , John XX. , and a host of others, whomust be looked upon as the preservers of science and the arts, even amidthe very fearful torrent of barbarism that was spreading itself, like aninundation, over the whole of Europe. The principle of the CatholicChurch has ever been this: "By the knowledge of Divine things, and theguidance of an infallible teacher, the human mind must gain certainty inregard to the sublimest problems, the great questions of life: by themt...he origin, the end, the norm and limit of man's activity must be madeknown, for then alone can he venture fearlessly upon the sphere of humanefforts, and human developments, and human science. " And, truly, neverhas science gained the ascendancy outside of the Church that it hasalways held in the Church. And what I say of science I say also of thearts. I say it of architecture, of sculpture, and of painting. I needonly point to the Basilica of Peter, to the museums and libraries ofRome. It is to Rome the youthful artist always turns his steps, in orderto drink in, at the monuments of art and of science, the genius andinspiration he seeks for in vain in his own country.
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