The Poems of Richard Aldington 1
The Poems of Richard Aldington 1
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Bartlett of Michigan (Unitarian).
It will doubtless be conceded that some one of the follow- ing propositions is true : 1. Woman is in her mental, moral, and spiritual nature substantially the same as man, and his equal ; or, 2. She is, in these respects, substantially like man, but ^ inferior to him, a ** lesser man " so to speak ; or, 3. She is in her mental, moral, and spiritual nature sub- stantially different from man. (Whether his equal, inferior, or superior we need not now ask.) Now, if... woman is in her mental, moral, and spiritual • characteristics substantially the same as man, and his equal, then she has precisely the same call as man to enter upon the work of the ministry, in which mentality, morality, and spirituality are the supreme tests of qualification. But if, secondly, she is substantially the same as man, but his inferior, how can the fact of her inferiority in any depart- ment be ascertained except by allowing her a free field, without favor or hindrance, so that she may demonstrate her innate inferiority, which the world is growing so skep- tical about ?
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Bartlett of Michigan (Unitarian).
It will doubtless be conceded that some one of the follow- ing propositions is true : 1. Woman is in her mental, moral, and spiritual nature substantially the same as man, and his equal ; or, 2. She is, in these respects, substantially like man, but ^ inferior to him, a ** lesser man " so to speak ; or, 3. She is in her mental, moral, and spiritual nature sub- stantially different from man. (Whether his equal, inferior, or superior we need not now ask.) Now, if... woman is in her mental, moral, and spiritual • characteristics substantially the same as man, and his equal, then she has precisely the same call as man to enter upon the work of the ministry, in which mentality, morality, and spirituality are the supreme tests of qualification. But if, secondly, she is substantially the same as man, but his inferior, how can the fact of her inferiority in any depart- ment be ascertained except by allowing her a free field, without favor or hindrance, so that she may demonstrate her innate inferiority, which the world is growing so skep- tical about ?
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