Remarks On National Education Being An Inquiry Into the Right And Duty of Gover
Remarks On National Education Being An Inquiry Into the Right And Duty of Gover
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The moral and religious sentiments are the grand levers of civilized society. He who commands them is irresistible ; and until Science shall discover her own character and voca- tion, — that she is the messenger of God, speaking directly to these sentiments in strains calculated to thrill and rouse them to the most energetic action — she will never wield her proper influence over society for the promotion of their moral, reli- gious, and physical welfare. Never, until she does so, will she take... that place in social esteem and veneration which, as the fountain of Divine wisdom, she is entitled to possess. Let the scientific world consider the gigantic power of the religious sentiments in sustaining a vast priesthood, under every form of obloqviy and depression, and amidst the most appalling poverty, in Ireland ; in rearing the fabrics of the dissenting churches in England and Scotland, and support- ing a clergy to preach in them ; in maintaining numerous schools for education in their own tenets ; in rearing colleges and endowing professorships ; in distributing Bibles in every land and in every language ; and in sending missionaries to preach in every country of the globe — and they will obtain a glimpse of a truth which it concerns them to appreciate and apply.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The moral and religious sentiments are the grand levers of civilized society. He who commands them is irresistible ; and until Science shall discover her own character and voca- tion, — that she is the messenger of God, speaking directly to these sentiments in strains calculated to thrill and rouse them to the most energetic action — she will never wield her proper influence over society for the promotion of their moral, reli- gious, and physical welfare. Never, until she does so, will she take... that place in social esteem and veneration which, as the fountain of Divine wisdom, she is entitled to possess. Let the scientific world consider the gigantic power of the religious sentiments in sustaining a vast priesthood, under every form of obloqviy and depression, and amidst the most appalling poverty, in Ireland ; in rearing the fabrics of the dissenting churches in England and Scotland, and support- ing a clergy to preach in them ; in maintaining numerous schools for education in their own tenets ; in rearing colleges and endowing professorships ; in distributing Bibles in every land and in every language ; and in sending missionaries to preach in every country of the globe — and they will obtain a glimpse of a truth which it concerns them to appreciate and apply.
What to read after Remarks On National Education Being An Inquiry Into the Right And Duty of Gover?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Combe, George, 1788-1858 to read onlineMoreLess
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