The Teachings of Thomas Henry Huxley
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If the thought or the action or both be of an improper nature or are ill-timed the result is 60 Teachings of Thomas Huxley failure. It is one of Nature's constant laws. It cannot be evaded.
In the darker days of history, and that, too, not so very long ago, certain men deeply im- bued with the spirit of religious faith, ignorant of natural causes, and heeding not in their frenzy the Biblical mandate of "faith without works" — even in those days certain men and their families were swept from the... face of the earth through pestilence or through famine while supplicating the sky for deliverance. They knew not what to do so they did nothing and suffered the penalty. These were the times in which the wrath of God was visited upon the people for their iniquities. It was Egypt sore stricken with the plague. It was Babylon delivered into the hands of the enemy. It was JSTineveh consumed by fire. The prayers of the High Priests and of the hosts were likewise unavailing. Since that time, says Huxley, we have learned that "Pestilences will only take up their abode among those who have prepared unswept and ungarnished residences for them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If the thought or the action or both be of an improper nature or are ill-timed the result is 60 Teachings of Thomas Huxley failure. It is one of Nature's constant laws. It cannot be evaded.
In the darker days of history, and that, too, not so very long ago, certain men deeply im- bued with the spirit of religious faith, ignorant of natural causes, and heeding not in their frenzy the Biblical mandate of "faith without works" — even in those days certain men and their families were swept from the... face of the earth through pestilence or through famine while supplicating the sky for deliverance. They knew not what to do so they did nothing and suffered the penalty. These were the times in which the wrath of God was visited upon the people for their iniquities. It was Egypt sore stricken with the plague. It was Babylon delivered into the hands of the enemy. It was JSTineveh consumed by fire. The prayers of the High Priests and of the hosts were likewise unavailing. Since that time, says Huxley, we have learned that "Pestilences will only take up their abode among those who have prepared unswept and ungarnished residences for them.
What to read after The Teachings of Thomas Henry Huxley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Irving Wilson Voorhees to read onlineMoreLess
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