The Philosophy of Evangelicism
The Philosophy of Evangelicism
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Once admit the principle we have just stated, and the consequence follows, that if our consciences are unaffected by cor- porate demerit, it is not because the de- merit does not exist, but because our moral nature is imperfectly cultivated, and is not therefore sufficiently active and sensitive.
But there is no need for us to leave the argument here. Examples exist of various kinds, illustrating the aptitude of man's moral nature to be affected, both painfully and joyously, by the moral charac...ter of Ii8 The Philosophy of Evangelicism.
acts which are not the product of his own mind, and in which he is in no other way interested than through the operation of his human sympathies. To some of these examples we will now advert.
The earliest combination of two or more individuals is into that of the family: the next is that of the tribe or clan. But, in modern times, the clan has given place to the town, and towns corporate form one of the most expressive forms of social organization. We have in a municipal borough something far beyond the mere dwelling together of a numerous body of inhabitants.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once admit the principle we have just stated, and the consequence follows, that if our consciences are unaffected by cor- porate demerit, it is not because the de- merit does not exist, but because our moral nature is imperfectly cultivated, and is not therefore sufficiently active and sensitive.
But there is no need for us to leave the argument here. Examples exist of various kinds, illustrating the aptitude of man's moral nature to be affected, both painfully and joyously, by the moral charac...ter of Ii8 The Philosophy of Evangelicism.
acts which are not the product of his own mind, and in which he is in no other way interested than through the operation of his human sympathies. To some of these examples we will now advert.
The earliest combination of two or more individuals is into that of the family: the next is that of the tribe or clan. But, in modern times, the clan has given place to the town, and towns corporate form one of the most expressive forms of social organization. We have in a municipal borough something far beyond the mere dwelling together of a numerous body of inhabitants.
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