Ten Great Religions
Ten Great Religions
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Such a man, in modern times, was Lord Bacon in the political world; such a man, amongconquerors, was Cromwell; and among Christian sects how often do we seethe young enthusiast and saint end as the ambitious self-seeker andJesuit! Then we call him a hypocrite, because he continues to use thefamiliar language of the time when his heart was true and simple, thoughindulging himself in luxury and sin. It is curious, when we are all soinconsistent, that we should find it so hard to understand incons...istency. We, all of us, often say what is right and do what is wrong; but are wedeliberate hypocrites? No! we know that we are weak; we admit that we areinconsistent; we say amen to the "video meliora, proboque, --deteriorasequor, " but we also know that we are not deliberate and intentionalhypocrites. Let us use the same large judgment in speaking of the faultsof Cromwell, Bacon, and Mohammed.
No one could have foreseen the cruelty of which Mohammed, hitherto alwaysa kind-hearted and affectionate man, was capable toward those who resistedhis purpose.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such a man, in modern times, was Lord Bacon in the political world; such a man, amongconquerors, was Cromwell; and among Christian sects how often do we seethe young enthusiast and saint end as the ambitious self-seeker andJesuit! Then we call him a hypocrite, because he continues to use thefamiliar language of the time when his heart was true and simple, thoughindulging himself in luxury and sin. It is curious, when we are all soinconsistent, that we should find it so hard to understand incons...istency. We, all of us, often say what is right and do what is wrong; but are wedeliberate hypocrites? No! we know that we are weak; we admit that we areinconsistent; we say amen to the "video meliora, proboque, --deteriorasequor, " but we also know that we are not deliberate and intentionalhypocrites. Let us use the same large judgment in speaking of the faultsof Cromwell, Bacon, and Mohammed.
No one could have foreseen the cruelty of which Mohammed, hitherto alwaysa kind-hearted and affectionate man, was capable toward those who resistedhis purpose.
What to read after Ten Great Religions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clarke James Freeman to read onlineMoreLess
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