Religion And Life
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The two phases of this process of giving ideals to the group are the conservation of the past gains, and the reinterpretation of these in the light of farther experience. Thus the priestly function guards the ideals of the past. In them the priest feels that he has access to the creative life. The CREATIVE IDEALISM 75 school, the church, the academy, the poH- tical following all are bent upon the main- tenance of their several traditions, and in them see the ideal life set forth. God is working... in these institutions and caring for the ideal life, which is in all its aspects, whether artistic, literary, moral, or reli- gious, the goal of the true man.
Selfishness, and especially subtle forms of class selfishness, easily make these con- servative forces the mere ignoble instru- ments of their narrower purpose. At the same time it is unjust and unhistorical to overlook the fact that it is in these insti- tutional and essentially conservative ways of thinking that the creative ideals of the individual and the group are handed down.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The two phases of this process of giving ideals to the group are the conservation of the past gains, and the reinterpretation of these in the light of farther experience. Thus the priestly function guards the ideals of the past. In them the priest feels that he has access to the creative life. The CREATIVE IDEALISM 75 school, the church, the academy, the poH- tical following all are bent upon the main- tenance of their several traditions, and in them see the ideal life set forth. God is working... in these institutions and caring for the ideal life, which is in all its aspects, whether artistic, literary, moral, or reli- gious, the goal of the true man.
Selfishness, and especially subtle forms of class selfishness, easily make these con- servative forces the mere ignoble instru- ments of their narrower purpose. At the same time it is unjust and unhistorical to overlook the fact that it is in these insti- tutional and essentially conservative ways of thinking that the creative ideals of the individual and the group are handed down.
What to read after Religion And Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hall, Thomas Cuming, 1858-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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