The University Its Constitution a Discourse Delivered June 22d 1858
The University Its Constitution a Discourse Delivered June 22d 1858
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Besides, all education in our country began under the patronage of religious sects, or of individuals be- longing to these sects. Men who emigrated to this country from religious principles, naturally connected all their institutions both educational and political, with their peculiar church organi- sation.
But it did not follow, because, this connection was originally demanded, or could not be avoided, on account of the peculiar exi- gencies of the times, that it was to continue when these exi...gencies had passed away. Hence, in time, the Church and State came to he separated ; and education in the common schools, at least, came to be separated from the Church also. This movement has pro- ceeded farther and farther; and we now have not only common schools, but also High Schools and Academies, Normal Schools, and iCTen many Colleges and Universities, removed from particular eccle- siastical connections.
Indeed, it is hard to perceive any necessity for such a connection in any instance, save where a sect desires to create a Theological Fac- ulty.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Besides, all education in our country began under the patronage of religious sects, or of individuals be- longing to these sects. Men who emigrated to this country from religious principles, naturally connected all their institutions both educational and political, with their peculiar church organi- sation.
But it did not follow, because, this connection was originally demanded, or could not be avoided, on account of the peculiar exi- gencies of the times, that it was to continue when these exi...gencies had passed away. Hence, in time, the Church and State came to he separated ; and education in the common schools, at least, came to be separated from the Church also. This movement has pro- ceeded farther and farther; and we now have not only common schools, but also High Schools and Academies, Normal Schools, and iCTen many Colleges and Universities, removed from particular eccle- siastical connections.
Indeed, it is hard to perceive any necessity for such a connection in any instance, save where a sect desires to create a Theological Fac- ulty.
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