The Feast of St. Friend; a Christmas book
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I should define the majority of these societies as a group of persons each of whom ex- pects the others to do something very wonderful. Why create a society in order to help you to perform some act which nobody can perform but your- self? No society can cultivate goodwill in you. You might as well create a so- ciety for shaving or for saying your prayers. And further, goodwill is far less a process of performing acts than a process of thinking thoughts. To think, is it necessary to involve your...- self in the cog-wheels of a society?
Moreover, a society means fuss and [64] THE FEAST OF ST FRIEND shouting: two species of disturbance which are both futile and deleterious — particularly in an intimate affair of morals.
You can best help the general culti- vation of goodwill along by cultivating goodwill in your own heart. Until you have started the task of personal culti- vation, you will probably assume that there will be time left over for super- intending the cultivation of goodwill in other people's hearts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I should define the majority of these societies as a group of persons each of whom ex- pects the others to do something very wonderful. Why create a society in order to help you to perform some act which nobody can perform but your- self? No society can cultivate goodwill in you. You might as well create a so- ciety for shaving or for saying your prayers. And further, goodwill is far less a process of performing acts than a process of thinking thoughts. To think, is it necessary to involve your...- self in the cog-wheels of a society?
Moreover, a society means fuss and [64] THE FEAST OF ST FRIEND shouting: two species of disturbance which are both futile and deleterious — particularly in an intimate affair of morals.
You can best help the general culti- vation of goodwill along by cultivating goodwill in your own heart. Until you have started the task of personal culti- vation, you will probably assume that there will be time left over for super- intending the cultivation of goodwill in other people's hearts.
What to read after The Feast of St. Friend; a Christmas book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bennett Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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