The Development of the Child
The Development of the Child
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He has his times of weakness when he naturally turns to what seems a higher power or authority, to whom he may confess his sins whether of omission or commission, to whom he may look for praise of the good and blame of the bad, who will show a broad bosom -to the sinner upon which to throw himself in times of doubt and trial. Although some of the world's great men have been religious, nevertheless, one may with safety say that the weaker the man the greater will be the likelihood of his adoptin...g super- stition instead of intelligent faith. That which has always stood before him as the head of authority and power far exceeding his own is what he is bound to 128 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD pray to. Whatever credulity he may have will surely confuse senseless with reasonable authority. Whether his belief is founded upon ancestor worship, sun wor- ship, or superstition makes very little difiference. It is really not essential that there be in his creed the greatest possible approach to reason.
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He has his times of weakness when he naturally turns to what seems a higher power or authority, to whom he may confess his sins whether of omission or commission, to whom he may look for praise of the good and blame of the bad, who will show a broad bosom -to the sinner upon which to throw himself in times of doubt and trial. Although some of the world's great men have been religious, nevertheless, one may with safety say that the weaker the man the greater will be the likelihood of his adoptin...g super- stition instead of intelligent faith. That which has always stood before him as the head of authority and power far exceeding his own is what he is bound to 128 THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CHILD pray to. Whatever credulity he may have will surely confuse senseless with reasonable authority. Whether his belief is founded upon ancestor worship, sun wor- ship, or superstition makes very little difiference. It is really not essential that there be in his creed the greatest possible approach to reason.
What to read after The Development of the Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oppenheim, Nathan, 1865-1916. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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