The Life And Writings of Henry Thomas Buckle volume 2
The Life And Writings of Henry Thomas Buckle volume 2
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Pp 520, 521, 524 and vol. Ii. P. 405, of the History of Civilization.
Appendix. 267 beliefs, since it involves a dcMiial that belief in its dogmas is necessary for salvation. " And Buckle, instead of pointinjij out that it does nothing of the sort, '* is made to give the totally irrelevant answer that the Covenanters were ascetic. Mr. Glcnnie, in defending the bigotry and intolerance of the Cove- nanters, finds it necessary to point out to Mr. Buckle that this was due to their creed, and that h...owever pernicious this creed was, they should be treated with honour for the self-sacrificing devotion which has given them a place in the history of Christian fanaticism. To which Mr. Buckle an- swers, that he cannot excuse this fanaticism on the score of its being the natural result of Chris- tian teaching. '^ What an honourable position to take — " a place in the history of Christian fanati- cism!" Mr. Glennie deserves credit for his powers of muddling what is so exceedingly clear in the History of Civilizatioii.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Pp 520, 521, 524 and vol. Ii. P. 405, of the History of Civilization.
Appendix. 267 beliefs, since it involves a dcMiial that belief in its dogmas is necessary for salvation. " And Buckle, instead of pointinjij out that it does nothing of the sort, '* is made to give the totally irrelevant answer that the Covenanters were ascetic. Mr. Glcnnie, in defending the bigotry and intolerance of the Cove- nanters, finds it necessary to point out to Mr. Buckle that this was due to their creed, and that h...owever pernicious this creed was, they should be treated with honour for the self-sacrificing devotion which has given them a place in the history of Christian fanaticism. To which Mr. Buckle an- swers, that he cannot excuse this fanaticism on the score of its being the natural result of Chris- tian teaching. '^ What an honourable position to take — " a place in the history of Christian fanati- cism!" Mr. Glennie deserves credit for his powers of muddling what is so exceedingly clear in the History of Civilizatioii.
What to read after The Life And Writings of Henry Thomas Buckle volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Henry Huth to read onlineMoreLess
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