The Relation of Christian Educators to the Modern Phases of Science
The Relation of Christian Educators to the Modern Phases of Science
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This idea, so far as we have it, is a faint echo of classical or other heathenism, of systems in which man was so nearly equal to the gods, that the latter had all the time to keep him at arm's length in order to their own " tenure of office. " The universe was, in this state of belief, like some large manufactory, with a high board fence, from which the proprietors, who have pirated, bought, or invented, some improved processes, are forced rigorously to exclude all inquiring visitors, and so f...asten up " Positively No Admittance" on every avenue of approach. The lingering remnant of this feeling, which, perhaps, is more wide-spread than would be readily admitted, is fainter now than it has probably ever been in the history of the world before. But it is well that we should note it as one element of our subject. It betrays itself in such common expres- sions as "daring investigators, " or "wresting her secrets from unwilling nature, " etc. , which have no propriety save where actual hardship or peril is involved.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This idea, so far as we have it, is a faint echo of classical or other heathenism, of systems in which man was so nearly equal to the gods, that the latter had all the time to keep him at arm's length in order to their own " tenure of office. " The universe was, in this state of belief, like some large manufactory, with a high board fence, from which the proprietors, who have pirated, bought, or invented, some improved processes, are forced rigorously to exclude all inquiring visitors, and so f...asten up " Positively No Admittance" on every avenue of approach. The lingering remnant of this feeling, which, perhaps, is more wide-spread than would be readily admitted, is fainter now than it has probably ever been in the history of the world before. But it is well that we should note it as one element of our subject. It betrays itself in such common expres- sions as "daring investigators, " or "wresting her secrets from unwilling nature, " etc. , which have no propriety save where actual hardship or peril is involved.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daniel S Daniel Strobel Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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