System of Christian Ethics
System of Christian Ethics
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There is in each individuality a sacred, eternal germ, which should be guarded and developed, but can be neglected and dwarfed. Hence it is both abnormal and wicked, not to be willing to be that which is the divine thought of one's own self. The passion for imitation does a work of destruction, let another's indi- viduality stand ever so high. Absolutely universal is only one — Christ ; in all other persons we may indeed imitate that which is common, but not that which is individual, as, e. G. ..., in a Paul or a Luther. The opposite fault is that of shutting one's self up in one's own individuality, in a separatistic way, or of affecting singularity in straining to be original.
' Matt. XX. 2G ; 1 Cor. Xii. 21 sq. ; Matt. Xxv. 21 ; Lwke xix. 24.
§ 17. UNIFYING TENDENCIES IN HUMAN NATUKE. 177 Note 1. — However great may be the variety of individuali- ties resulting from the above treated sources of individuation (§ 13-16), — peculiarities which are permanent, too, by reason of the different starting-points and of the order of the factors which enter into the structure of the personal character, — yet this multitude is not one that continues to expand itself indefinitely.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is in each individuality a sacred, eternal germ, which should be guarded and developed, but can be neglected and dwarfed. Hence it is both abnormal and wicked, not to be willing to be that which is the divine thought of one's own self. The passion for imitation does a work of destruction, let another's indi- viduality stand ever so high. Absolutely universal is only one — Christ ; in all other persons we may indeed imitate that which is common, but not that which is individual, as, e. G. ..., in a Paul or a Luther. The opposite fault is that of shutting one's self up in one's own individuality, in a separatistic way, or of affecting singularity in straining to be original.
' Matt. XX. 2G ; 1 Cor. Xii. 21 sq. ; Matt. Xxv. 21 ; Lwke xix. 24.
§ 17. UNIFYING TENDENCIES IN HUMAN NATUKE. 177 Note 1. — However great may be the variety of individuali- ties resulting from the above treated sources of individuation (§ 13-16), — peculiarities which are permanent, too, by reason of the different starting-points and of the order of the factors which enter into the structure of the personal character, — yet this multitude is not one that continues to expand itself indefinitely.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by I a Isaak August Dorner to read onlineMoreLess
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