The Secret of Character Building
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These types of character are the results of voluntary thoughts and expressions so often repeated that they have become in a measure reflex ; that is, Trunk Lines have become so thoroughly organized that stimuli once started as sensation ends as a given sort of conduct, without any effort of will, often without consciousness. A shorthand report of the conversation of some persons would be a revelation to them.
Put a block of wood into one machine and it comes out a bung, or a piece of wire into ...another and you get a buckle. If you put the wood into the buckle machine, the best that it can do is to attempt to make a wooden buckle ; or the wire into IOO SECRET OF CHARACTER BUILDING.
the bung machine, and it goes spinning around as if wire were just the thing for bungs.
There is a philosophy which claims that man will have reached his highest estate when all his physical, intellectual and moral activities have become completely unconscious ; but it is a very narrow philosophy.
It is highly important for us to see that while Christian character is dependent upon a physical basis in thorough sympathy, so to speak, with its high ideals and pure aspirations, yet that character is far from being a blind bundle of mechanically executed habits.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These types of character are the results of voluntary thoughts and expressions so often repeated that they have become in a measure reflex ; that is, Trunk Lines have become so thoroughly organized that stimuli once started as sensation ends as a given sort of conduct, without any effort of will, often without consciousness. A shorthand report of the conversation of some persons would be a revelation to them.
Put a block of wood into one machine and it comes out a bung, or a piece of wire into ...another and you get a buckle. If you put the wood into the buckle machine, the best that it can do is to attempt to make a wooden buckle ; or the wire into IOO SECRET OF CHARACTER BUILDING.
the bung machine, and it goes spinning around as if wire were just the thing for bungs.
There is a philosophy which claims that man will have reached his highest estate when all his physical, intellectual and moral activities have become completely unconscious ; but it is a very narrow philosophy.
It is highly important for us to see that while Christian character is dependent upon a physical basis in thorough sympathy, so to speak, with its high ideals and pure aspirations, yet that character is far from being a blind bundle of mechanically executed habits.
What to read after The Secret of Character Building?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John B De Motte to read onlineMoreLess
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