South Place Discourses 1883 1892
South Place Discourses 1883 1892
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6\ of the second part of " Faust" we find the hero still with Mephistopheles, plunged into political life. No doubt it is largely on selfish grounds that men form States. Each hopes less exposure to danger, longer life, greater plenty, and so forth ; in short, more happiness and less misery. Without such selfish appeals probably no State could have risen. But when once it is formed, the State, like the home, is a most powerful educator of men to unselfishness. In practical civic life we have to... depend on each other, to give way to each other at every turn ; the people and their rulers must serve each other, must live in some rude kind of harmony. So we have Faust brought into a political crisis, over which he suc- cessfully tides the people in the very temporary and rough-and- ready manner of the praftical politician. Political life, then, is the second redeeming influence for the natural man against the Devil of his own natural overweight of selfishness. The life for self is stunted ; the life for others is enlarged.
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6\ of the second part of " Faust" we find the hero still with Mephistopheles, plunged into political life. No doubt it is largely on selfish grounds that men form States. Each hopes less exposure to danger, longer life, greater plenty, and so forth ; in short, more happiness and less misery. Without such selfish appeals probably no State could have risen. But when once it is formed, the State, like the home, is a most powerful educator of men to unselfishness. In practical civic life we have to... depend on each other, to give way to each other at every turn ; the people and their rulers must serve each other, must live in some rude kind of harmony. So we have Faust brought into a political crisis, over which he suc- cessfully tides the people in the very temporary and rough-and- ready manner of the praftical politician. Political life, then, is the second redeeming influence for the natural man against the Devil of his own natural overweight of selfishness. The life for self is stunted ; the life for others is enlarged.
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