The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll V.11
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The paper should be filled with things calculated to interest thoughtful, intelligent and serious people. There should be a column for children as well as for men.
Above all, it should be perfectly kind and candid. In discussion there is no place for hatred, no opportunity for slander. A personality is always out of place. An angry man can neither reason himself, nor perceive the reason of what another says. The orthodox world has always dealt in personalities. Every minister can answer the arg...ument of an opponent by attacking the character of the opponent. This example should never be followed by a Liberal man. Nobody can be bad enough to prove that the Bible is uninspired, and nobody can be good enough to prove that it is the word of God. These facts have no re- lation. They neither stand nor fall together.
Nothing should be asserted that is not known. Nothing should be denied, the falsity of which has not been, or can- not be, demonstrated. Opinions are simply given for what they are worth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The paper should be filled with things calculated to interest thoughtful, intelligent and serious people. There should be a column for children as well as for men.
Above all, it should be perfectly kind and candid. In discussion there is no place for hatred, no opportunity for slander. A personality is always out of place. An angry man can neither reason himself, nor perceive the reason of what another says. The orthodox world has always dealt in personalities. Every minister can answer the arg...ument of an opponent by attacking the character of the opponent. This example should never be followed by a Liberal man. Nobody can be bad enough to prove that the Bible is uninspired, and nobody can be good enough to prove that it is the word of God. These facts have no re- lation. They neither stand nor fall together.
Nothing should be asserted that is not known. Nothing should be denied, the falsity of which has not been, or can- not be, demonstrated. Opinions are simply given for what they are worth.
What to read after The Works of Robert G. Ingersoll V.11?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ingersoll Robert Green to read onlineMoreLess
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