The Story of My Struggles the Memoirs of Arminius Vambry volume 2
The Story of My Struggles the Memoirs of Arminius Vambry volume 2
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The most cruel and unprincipled Turkoman robbers were THE STRUGGLE'S END, AND YET NO END 421 always the first, before setting out on a maraud- ing expedition, to beg from me, the supposed Sheikh, or from some other pious man, a Fatiha (blessing). In the towns of Central Asia, Persia, and Turkey I have found in the thickly-turbaned men of God some of the most consummate villains and criminals, while the plain Osbeg and Osmanli, who only knows religion in its external form, shows himself a man fu...ll of generosity and goodness of heart. In all the Islamic world Mecca and Medina are known as the most loathsome pools of wicked- ness and vice. Theft, murder, and prostitution flourish there most wantonly. I have noticed the same in the large pilgrim haunts. Meshed and Kum, and it is a well-known saying, " He who wants to forsake his Christianity should make a pilgrimage to Jerusalem or Rome. " With us in Europe the relation between morality and religion is a similar one, and how it is possible that, in the face of the revealed facts, states and societies g-ive themselves the trouble to discover in religion a panacea against vice and a standard of morality must remain a mystery to any thinking man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The most cruel and unprincipled Turkoman robbers were THE STRUGGLE'S END, AND YET NO END 421 always the first, before setting out on a maraud- ing expedition, to beg from me, the supposed Sheikh, or from some other pious man, a Fatiha (blessing). In the towns of Central Asia, Persia, and Turkey I have found in the thickly-turbaned men of God some of the most consummate villains and criminals, while the plain Osbeg and Osmanli, who only knows religion in its external form, shows himself a man fu...ll of generosity and goodness of heart. In all the Islamic world Mecca and Medina are known as the most loathsome pools of wicked- ness and vice. Theft, murder, and prostitution flourish there most wantonly. I have noticed the same in the large pilgrim haunts. Meshed and Kum, and it is a well-known saying, " He who wants to forsake his Christianity should make a pilgrimage to Jerusalem or Rome. " With us in Europe the relation between morality and religion is a similar one, and how it is possible that, in the face of the revealed facts, states and societies g-ive themselves the trouble to discover in religion a panacea against vice and a standard of morality must remain a mystery to any thinking man.
What to read after The Story of My Struggles the Memoirs of Arminius Vambry volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rmin Vmbry to read onlineMoreLess
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