The Increase of Faith Some Present Day Aids to Belief
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For us a great word is happiness; and happiness has no meaning apart from sen- sibility. Now the higher the meaning put into happiness the more closely we come to the realm of personal communion. The greatest gift a man can give is real sympathy. Like- wise, the greatest gift a man can receive is a sympathy which shows that others are doing and thinking and feeling with him. The moral consciousness to-day recognizes and enforces this truth.
We must say a word about another obliga- tion which is... more and more forcing itself upon the moral consciousness. We ref» to 166 Digitized by Google THE ETHICAL ADVANCE the extent to which the obligations of belief are coming into ethical consideration. There is in modem thinking a very decided trend away from the idea that religions belief is not a matter of grave moral consequence. We once heard much of the doctrine that it makes little difference to anyone else what any par- ticular man believes. Belief has so much to do with other-world destiny that if a man is willing to take the risks of the hereafter in any belief, the risk is entirely of the man's own concern.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For us a great word is happiness; and happiness has no meaning apart from sen- sibility. Now the higher the meaning put into happiness the more closely we come to the realm of personal communion. The greatest gift a man can give is real sympathy. Like- wise, the greatest gift a man can receive is a sympathy which shows that others are doing and thinking and feeling with him. The moral consciousness to-day recognizes and enforces this truth.
We must say a word about another obliga- tion which is... more and more forcing itself upon the moral consciousness. We ref» to 166 Digitized by Google THE ETHICAL ADVANCE the extent to which the obligations of belief are coming into ethical consideration. There is in modem thinking a very decided trend away from the idea that religions belief is not a matter of grave moral consequence. We once heard much of the doctrine that it makes little difference to anyone else what any par- ticular man believes. Belief has so much to do with other-world destiny that if a man is willing to take the risks of the hereafter in any belief, the risk is entirely of the man's own concern.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mcconnell Francis John to read onlineMoreLess
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