Studies New And Old
Studies New And Old
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Apparently Mr. Morison does not care to approach the writings of the evangelists. Apparently he lias not heard of the "law of love, " which is the first Christian commandment, and which makes all men members one of another. On idle ears has fallen the question : " He that loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, how shall he love God whom he hath not seen ? " Nor does the critic seem ever to have appreciated the divine moral : " Inas- much as ye did it not to one of the least of tliese My bret...hren, ye did it not to Me. " Apart, however, from all misquotation or perversion of Christian doctrine, there is one underlying principle in Mr. Morison's criticism. When he attempts to draw a sharp antithesis between Christianity and morality, he means to set in essential contrast a theory wliich insists on the results of action with one which la^-s stress on motive, principle, and character. It is an old controversy in ethics THE SERVICE OF MAX. 247 between systems which have been called ' intuitionist ' and s_ystems which are empirical and utilitarian ; and the only novelty in Mr.
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Apparently Mr. Morison does not care to approach the writings of the evangelists. Apparently he lias not heard of the "law of love, " which is the first Christian commandment, and which makes all men members one of another. On idle ears has fallen the question : " He that loveth not his brother whom he hath seen, how shall he love God whom he hath not seen ? " Nor does the critic seem ever to have appreciated the divine moral : " Inas- much as ye did it not to one of the least of tliese My bret...hren, ye did it not to Me. " Apart, however, from all misquotation or perversion of Christian doctrine, there is one underlying principle in Mr. Morison's criticism. When he attempts to draw a sharp antithesis between Christianity and morality, he means to set in essential contrast a theory wliich insists on the results of action with one which la^-s stress on motive, principle, and character. It is an old controversy in ethics THE SERVICE OF MAX. 247 between systems which have been called ' intuitionist ' and s_ystems which are empirical and utilitarian ; and the only novelty in Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W L William Leonard Courtney to read onlineMoreLess
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