The Open Court 27, No.680
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It is dliarnia, which means law. duty, and right conduct.
• Again : "It is certain that the mutual dissensions among learned A GREAT ARYAN MOVEMENT. C'^ men have been the cause of mutual hatred, discord and strife among the masses. If all these men were not immersed in selfishness but wished to further the interests of all, it is very likely that all man- kind would have one common religion." What we want is to find out unity under all this diversity.
In order to know what man is, we can not lo...ok to the garb in which one particular individual is dressed. We can not even con- sider the outward appearance and description of the organs of the body, because the appearances and descriptions are sure to vary a great deal. We can simply say that man is a being who is conscious of his existence and has the power to think (Sanskrit manas = to think). Similarly in religion we want religion, not so many re- ligions ; we want gold and not the numerous articles which are manufactured out of it often with an amount of alloy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is dliarnia, which means law. duty, and right conduct.
• Again : "It is certain that the mutual dissensions among learned A GREAT ARYAN MOVEMENT. C'^ men have been the cause of mutual hatred, discord and strife among the masses. If all these men were not immersed in selfishness but wished to further the interests of all, it is very likely that all man- kind would have one common religion." What we want is to find out unity under all this diversity.
In order to know what man is, we can not lo...ok to the garb in which one particular individual is dressed. We can not even con- sider the outward appearance and description of the organs of the body, because the appearances and descriptions are sure to vary a great deal. We can simply say that man is a being who is conscious of his existence and has the power to think (Sanskrit manas = to think). Similarly in religion we want religion, not so many re- ligions ; we want gold and not the numerous articles which are manufactured out of it often with an amount of alloy.
What to read after The Open Court 27, No.680?
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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