The International Crisis in Its Ethical And Psychological Aspects; Lectures Delivered in February And March, 1915
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F. Stout What is the real attitude of those who call themselves Christians and profess to accept the teaching of the New Testament towards the Ser- mon on the Mount and especially towards such precepts as ' Love your enemies ' ? That there is here a huge and startling divergence between theory and practice seems undeniable. It is equally clear that the divergence is not merely of the kind which unavoidably separates moral ideals from the actual conduct of imperfect human beings. For this only m...eans that, because of the frailty of human nature, we cannot, even with our best endeavours, live up to the level of the moral ideal ; it does not mean that we refuse sincerely to recognize the ideal as a practical guide — as a standard to which good men will endeavour to conform their actions as far as lies in their power.
But the precept ' Love your enemies ' does not seem to be generally recognized in this way as a practical guide amid the stress and strain of daily life. It is not even generally appealed to as a standard for approving or condemning the ordinary behaviour of men.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
F. Stout What is the real attitude of those who call themselves Christians and profess to accept the teaching of the New Testament towards the Ser- mon on the Mount and especially towards such precepts as ' Love your enemies ' ? That there is here a huge and startling divergence between theory and practice seems undeniable. It is equally clear that the divergence is not merely of the kind which unavoidably separates moral ideals from the actual conduct of imperfect human beings. For this only m...eans that, because of the frailty of human nature, we cannot, even with our best endeavours, live up to the level of the moral ideal ; it does not mean that we refuse sincerely to recognize the ideal as a practical guide — as a standard to which good men will endeavour to conform their actions as far as lies in their power.
But the precept ' Love your enemies ' does not seem to be generally recognized in this way as a practical guide amid the stress and strain of daily life. It is not even generally appealed to as a standard for approving or condemning the ordinary behaviour of men.
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