Some Silent Teachers
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' " Could the love of God for sorrowing man be pictured more tenderly than this? Contrast it with some of the stern merciless pictures drawn by our Puritan forefathers, and you will Great Literature* 151 then understand why Homer has lived fhree thousand years, while the theological controver- sies have been forgotten. The human heart hungers for Divine love, and the highest in- sight shows us that love, even in the punishment which must be administered. * The wisest love is that which does not... shield its loved one from the just return of deed upon the doer's head.
Achilles had separated himself from his peo- ple. He must now be taught a much-needed lesson. The goddess-mother may soothe and comfort him with her tender sympathies. But Zeus will not interfere until the needed discip- line has schooled the proud heart. Through a long and bitter experience our hero learns that Achilles championing the Greek hosts in their struggle to establish the sacredness of family relations, is one man, while Achilles sulking uselessly in his tent is another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " Could the love of God for sorrowing man be pictured more tenderly than this? Contrast it with some of the stern merciless pictures drawn by our Puritan forefathers, and you will Great Literature* 151 then understand why Homer has lived fhree thousand years, while the theological controver- sies have been forgotten. The human heart hungers for Divine love, and the highest in- sight shows us that love, even in the punishment which must be administered. * The wisest love is that which does not... shield its loved one from the just return of deed upon the doer's head.
Achilles had separated himself from his peo- ple. He must now be taught a much-needed lesson. The goddess-mother may soothe and comfort him with her tender sympathies. But Zeus will not interfere until the needed discip- line has schooled the proud heart. Through a long and bitter experience our hero learns that Achilles championing the Greek hosts in their struggle to establish the sacredness of family relations, is one man, while Achilles sulking uselessly in his tent is another.
What to read after Some Silent Teachers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Harrison to read onlineMoreLess
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