The Psychology of Childhood
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A man cannot seek to unify life in accord with ideal ends without working with that phase of it which requires the ad- justment of man to man, which we mean by the term " moral- ity." It is hard to see how a man could be really rehgious, and yet be immoral. On the other hand, it is possible for a man to be truly moral without being fuUy religious. He may unify his experiences in regard to his fellow creatures under moral laws ; but he has taken into consideration only one phase of life, he has ...not reconciled the opposing forces along other lines, and therefore is not religious. MoraUty, included in religion, is a stepping stone to it, but morality is not rehgion.
Religion is Life at its broadest and best. It is man finding himself in God. This ideal requires every power of the hmnan being to think, to feel, and to do; aU are required in this greatest problem of the human race.
Connection with instincts. — As in the case with morals, the question as to whether or not man is naturally religious Is there an ^^ been hotly debated; it is far from settled yet, original root perhaps less Settled even than the other question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A man cannot seek to unify life in accord with ideal ends without working with that phase of it which requires the ad- justment of man to man, which we mean by the term " moral- ity." It is hard to see how a man could be really rehgious, and yet be immoral. On the other hand, it is possible for a man to be truly moral without being fuUy religious. He may unify his experiences in regard to his fellow creatures under moral laws ; but he has taken into consideration only one phase of life, he has ...not reconciled the opposing forces along other lines, and therefore is not religious. MoraUty, included in religion, is a stepping stone to it, but morality is not rehgion.
Religion is Life at its broadest and best. It is man finding himself in God. This ideal requires every power of the hmnan being to think, to feel, and to do; aU are required in this greatest problem of the human race.
Connection with instincts. — As in the case with morals, the question as to whether or not man is naturally religious Is there an ^^ been hotly debated; it is far from settled yet, original root perhaps less Settled even than the other question.
What to read after The Psychology of Childhood?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norsworthy Naomi to read onlineMoreLess
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