The Gate Called Beautiful An Institute of Christian Socilogy
The Gate Called Beautiful An Institute of Christian Socilogy
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Surely there must be something radically wrong in our social polity that compels human beings to be born beggars, or permits any who are unwilling to steal and are able and willing to work to become a public charge. Nor is it difficult to discover and right such wrong, if we do not permit our- selves to be blinded by selfishness, or so cor- rupted thereby that we have become indifferent thereto, and unwilling to make any proper efforts and sacrifices to right it.
Another variety is that which i...s produced neither by its own inherited disabilities nor by such vitiated conditions of birth as compel it to 186 THE GATE CALLED BEAUTIFUL.
lead an unnatural life, but by the necessities of society incurred by the disabilities of other members thereof. If one member is disabled another must take care of him, and to the de- gree the latter is thus occupied, he is rendered incapable of productive industries, and must be supported by others. It may seem unkind and unjust to call him a moth, his work being neces- sary and charitable, yet he is no more innocent of offence than this beggar was, and as he is by his calling rendered incapable of contributing to the wealth of society, he becomes a tax upon its recourses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Surely there must be something radically wrong in our social polity that compels human beings to be born beggars, or permits any who are unwilling to steal and are able and willing to work to become a public charge. Nor is it difficult to discover and right such wrong, if we do not permit our- selves to be blinded by selfishness, or so cor- rupted thereby that we have become indifferent thereto, and unwilling to make any proper efforts and sacrifices to right it.
Another variety is that which i...s produced neither by its own inherited disabilities nor by such vitiated conditions of birth as compel it to 186 THE GATE CALLED BEAUTIFUL.
lead an unnatural life, but by the necessities of society incurred by the disabilities of other members thereof. If one member is disabled another must take care of him, and to the de- gree the latter is thus occupied, he is rendered incapable of productive industries, and must be supported by others. It may seem unkind and unjust to call him a moth, his work being neces- sary and charitable, yet he is no more innocent of offence than this beggar was, and as he is by his calling rendered incapable of contributing to the wealth of society, he becomes a tax upon its recourses.
What to read after The Gate Called Beautiful An Institute of Christian Socilogy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward a Edward Augustus Warriner to read onlineMoreLess
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