The Child of the Dawn
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"But," I said, "if I may carry the thought further, might not all be true?
Two men may be very unlike each other in form and face and thought — ^yet both are very man. It would be foolish arguing, if a man were to say, * I am indeed a man, and because my friend is unlike me — taller, lighter-complexioned, swifter of thought — therefore he cannot be a man.^ Or, again, two men may travel by the same road, and see many different things, yet it is the same road they have both travelled; and one nee...d not say to the other, ' You cannot have travelled by the same road, because you did not see the violets on the bank under the wood, or the spire that peeped Digitized by LjOOQ IC The Child of the Dawn 243 through the trees at the folding of the valleys — and therefore you are a liar and a deceiver ! ' If one believes firmly in one's own faith, one need not therefore say that all who do not hold it are perverse and wilful. There is no excuse, indeed, for not holding to what we believe to be true, but there is no excuse either for interfering with the sincere belief of another, unless one can persuade him he is wrong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"But," I said, "if I may carry the thought further, might not all be true?
Two men may be very unlike each other in form and face and thought — ^yet both are very man. It would be foolish arguing, if a man were to say, * I am indeed a man, and because my friend is unlike me — taller, lighter-complexioned, swifter of thought — therefore he cannot be a man.^ Or, again, two men may travel by the same road, and see many different things, yet it is the same road they have both travelled; and one nee...d not say to the other, ' You cannot have travelled by the same road, because you did not see the violets on the bank under the wood, or the spire that peeped Digitized by LjOOQ IC The Child of the Dawn 243 through the trees at the folding of the valleys — and therefore you are a liar and a deceiver ! ' If one believes firmly in one's own faith, one need not therefore say that all who do not hold it are perverse and wilful. There is no excuse, indeed, for not holding to what we believe to be true, but there is no excuse either for interfering with the sincere belief of another, unless one can persuade him he is wrong.
What to read after The Child of the Dawn?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Arthur Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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