The Guardian, Volumes 6-7
The Guardian, Volumes 6-7
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But while this is true of the rodly faithful and humble believer hn the Gospel, there are many who profess its sacred truths, and Bttny more who ignore them altogether, who strangely overlook the most f^pviar element in Human Progress — the Ihlnocraen tjf tJie Gospel It has become a settled axiom, at least among ili^ people of this favored land, that the safety and prosperity of a people is best attained under that system of government whid secures ^^the greatest good to the greatest nuiiu)er/'... This is re- garded as the basis of a true democracy. No party, no govern- ment, no individual, can justly daim to be democratic, the imme- diate and ultimate aim of whose system does not center in the fecial and moral, as well as in the political elevation of the masses.
An exclusive aristocracy is directly at war with Uie best interests of society. In poHtics it is bad enough; in religion it is worse.
Its natural tendency is to elevate the Few into an insecure position of self-confidence and to depress the Many below that happy mien Digitized by Google PBMOCBACT 07 THE e08P9L.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But while this is true of the rodly faithful and humble believer hn the Gospel, there are many who profess its sacred truths, and Bttny more who ignore them altogether, who strangely overlook the most f^pviar element in Human Progress — the Ihlnocraen tjf tJie Gospel It has become a settled axiom, at least among ili^ people of this favored land, that the safety and prosperity of a people is best attained under that system of government whid secures ^^the greatest good to the greatest nuiiu)er/'... This is re- garded as the basis of a true democracy. No party, no govern- ment, no individual, can justly daim to be democratic, the imme- diate and ultimate aim of whose system does not center in the fecial and moral, as well as in the political elevation of the masses.
An exclusive aristocracy is directly at war with Uie best interests of society. In poHtics it is bad enough; in religion it is worse.
Its natural tendency is to elevate the Few into an insecure position of self-confidence and to depress the Many below that happy mien Digitized by Google PBMOCBACT 07 THE e08P9L.
What to read after The Guardian, Volumes 6-7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reformed Church in the United States to read onlineMoreLess
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