The Divine Challenge
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No man dwells exclusively in either the one or the other. The thinker is not only a thinker, the doer is not only a doer. Both are engaged in one supreme occupation, which is the conduct of life, and life cannot be con- ducted except upon some acknowledged principles.
In other words, you must have wise and right thoughts, if you are to live a wise and right life. It is the merest folly to say " It does not much matter what I think if I act rightly," because action is thought in motion, and what... a man thinks he will inevitably do and be. And this is the plain meaning of this saying; what it amounts to is that the se- 167 THE DIVINE CHALLENGE cret of all national life, all individual life, and all human heroism is found in religion — or in other words, is what nations and men think about God.
The secret of all national life lies in national re- ligion — take that proposition first. Let me endeav- our to put it not as an abstract truth, but by way of concrete fact. Suppose a man should leave the shores of England and go upon a pilgrimage to explore the unknown regions of the East.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No man dwells exclusively in either the one or the other. The thinker is not only a thinker, the doer is not only a doer. Both are engaged in one supreme occupation, which is the conduct of life, and life cannot be con- ducted except upon some acknowledged principles.
In other words, you must have wise and right thoughts, if you are to live a wise and right life. It is the merest folly to say " It does not much matter what I think if I act rightly," because action is thought in motion, and what... a man thinks he will inevitably do and be. And this is the plain meaning of this saying; what it amounts to is that the se- 167 THE DIVINE CHALLENGE cret of all national life, all individual life, and all human heroism is found in religion — or in other words, is what nations and men think about God.
The secret of all national life lies in national re- ligion — take that proposition first. Let me endeav- our to put it not as an abstract truth, but by way of concrete fact. Suppose a man should leave the shores of England and go upon a pilgrimage to explore the unknown regions of the East.
What to read after The Divine Challenge?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William James Dawson to read onlineMoreLess
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