Sermons And Addresses
Sermons And Addresses
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We are not mere spectators of good and great things. We feel them, measure them, understand them by our own labor, by treading the path of production and by taking up attainment point by point. We may wish greater regularity of movement, more immediate success; yet as a matter of fact we are constantly in danger, with our present rate of progress, of slurring knowledge and missing the highest things in our own experience. With all reiterations of life we still suffer more from su- perficiality ...of thought than we do from standing still when a more stirring experience might have been given us. We stumble often in the light of the coming day, but when the day has actually broken, we are not conscious of any loss of time in reaching it. Growth unites itself to our indo- lent apprehension and by means of it we enter into a fuller experience of life. The most earnest man What Is the World's Purpose? 263 never feels that he outstrips knowledge, but often feels that its many doors are opened to him with more rapidity than he can meet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are not mere spectators of good and great things. We feel them, measure them, understand them by our own labor, by treading the path of production and by taking up attainment point by point. We may wish greater regularity of movement, more immediate success; yet as a matter of fact we are constantly in danger, with our present rate of progress, of slurring knowledge and missing the highest things in our own experience. With all reiterations of life we still suffer more from su- perficiality ...of thought than we do from standing still when a more stirring experience might have been given us. We stumble often in the light of the coming day, but when the day has actually broken, we are not conscious of any loss of time in reaching it. Growth unites itself to our indo- lent apprehension and by means of it we enter into a fuller experience of life. The most earnest man What Is the World's Purpose? 263 never feels that he outstrips knowledge, but often feels that its many doors are opened to him with more rapidity than he can meet.
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