The Laws of Daily Conduct
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Justice and selfishness, therefore, are the two ex- tremes of action. The just man obeys the social, moral law ; the selfish man sets up his own will or pleasure as the only law that he wishes to obey. Liberty, the self- ish person thinks, is liberty to do as he pleases and take all he likes ; but he is very much mistaken. The real freedom for all men is liberty to act according to the Golden Eule. " Look out for number one " is the prin- ciple of the selfish man ; by " number one " he means hi...mself. But, as a matter of fact, is he "number one " in respect to other matters than his relations to his fellow-men ? Was the sun made for him ? Will the rain come at his convenience ? Can he be idle and yet have all the rewards of industry ? Can he disre- gard any other law than the moral law with safety and profit to himself ? He surely cannot so do. He is no more " number one " before the moral law than he is before physical law. Moral law is law for the exist- ence and preservation and progress of human society, including all its individual members.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Justice and selfishness, therefore, are the two ex- tremes of action. The just man obeys the social, moral law ; the selfish man sets up his own will or pleasure as the only law that he wishes to obey. Liberty, the self- ish person thinks, is liberty to do as he pleases and take all he likes ; but he is very much mistaken. The real freedom for all men is liberty to act according to the Golden Eule. " Look out for number one " is the prin- ciple of the selfish man ; by " number one " he means hi...mself. But, as a matter of fact, is he "number one " in respect to other matters than his relations to his fellow-men ? Was the sun made for him ? Will the rain come at his convenience ? Can he be idle and yet have all the rewards of industry ? Can he disre- gard any other law than the moral law with safety and profit to himself ? He surely cannot so do. He is no more " number one " before the moral law than he is before physical law. Moral law is law for the exist- ence and preservation and progress of human society, including all its individual members.
What to read after The Laws of Daily Conduct?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nicholas Paine Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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