The Open Court 26, No.672
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But this is, whether we will admit it or not, precisely what the Christian church is doing to-day in America.
And moreover, the constituents of the church desire the uplift of art. They believe they are right in demanding in the house of worship art at least as good as that offered them in the saloons, the restaurants, and the theaters.
ART AND RELIGION.
BY THE EDITOR.
A RT, religion and pliilosophy are kin ; all three work out a con- -i *■ ception of the world, of life and the purpose of life ...for the satisfaction of our mental needs. Philosophy is a scientific world- conception satisfying the demands of the thinker ; religion is a social philosophy, the world-conception of a group of people actual- izing itself in an historical movement : and art is the world-conception of genius, of the man who molds his views of life in forms of beauty.
It is a matter of course that the large masses are not philos- ophers. Their philosophy, called religion, is basetl upon the thoughts of their leaders which can not be pure science, but popular presen- tations of the thoughts of impressive personalities, of prophets, preachers and moral guides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But this is, whether we will admit it or not, precisely what the Christian church is doing to-day in America.
And moreover, the constituents of the church desire the uplift of art. They believe they are right in demanding in the house of worship art at least as good as that offered them in the saloons, the restaurants, and the theaters.
ART AND RELIGION.
BY THE EDITOR.
A RT, religion and pliilosophy are kin ; all three work out a con- -i *■ ception of the world, of life and the purpose of life ...for the satisfaction of our mental needs. Philosophy is a scientific world- conception satisfying the demands of the thinker ; religion is a social philosophy, the world-conception of a group of people actual- izing itself in an historical movement : and art is the world-conception of genius, of the man who molds his views of life in forms of beauty.
It is a matter of course that the large masses are not philos- ophers. Their philosophy, called religion, is basetl upon the thoughts of their leaders which can not be pure science, but popular presen- tations of the thoughts of impressive personalities, of prophets, preachers and moral guides.
What to read after The Open Court 26, No.672?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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