The Emergency in China
The Emergency in China
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They ignore entirely the higher thought and the deepest principles of West- ern civilization, and despise the Christian religion. As an example of a nation becoming powerful with- out accepting Christianity, they point to the won- derful career of Japan. To their minds religion only promotes confusion and engenders useless discus- sion. Scientific positivism is looked upon as the cure 196 The Emergency in China for all of China's trouble, and all religions alike, their own and that of the West,... they regard as idle superstitions. Such views are often advocated in magazine articles and are exerting a profound influ- ence upon the minds of the young. We would not be alarmists, but we cannot fail to see that one of the gravest dangers in connection with the future civilization of the world lies in the possibility of the impact of the West upon the East resulting in the spread of materialistic thought throughout the East.
Neo-Confucianism. Secondly, there are those who are strongly of the opinion that what is needed is the revival of Confucianism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They ignore entirely the higher thought and the deepest principles of West- ern civilization, and despise the Christian religion. As an example of a nation becoming powerful with- out accepting Christianity, they point to the won- derful career of Japan. To their minds religion only promotes confusion and engenders useless discus- sion. Scientific positivism is looked upon as the cure 196 The Emergency in China for all of China's trouble, and all religions alike, their own and that of the West,... they regard as idle superstitions. Such views are often advocated in magazine articles and are exerting a profound influ- ence upon the minds of the young. We would not be alarmists, but we cannot fail to see that one of the gravest dangers in connection with the future civilization of the world lies in the possibility of the impact of the West upon the East resulting in the spread of materialistic thought throughout the East.
Neo-Confucianism. Secondly, there are those who are strongly of the opinion that what is needed is the revival of Confucianism.
What to read after The Emergency in China?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pott, F. L. Hawks (Francis Lister Hawks), 1864-1947 to read onlineMoreLess
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