Twenty-Four Short Sermons On the Doctrine of Universal Salvation
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They amount to nothing but hypocrisy, orridiculous nonsense. Does a man's standing, in these days, depend onhis conduct! By no means. Let us introduce an example. Suppose therewere two individuals of equal talents, and both possessed an equaleducation. Their moral characters are the same. But one of them fallsin possession of an immense fortune, while the other is poor indeed. Now will public conduct place them on an equality? No. Will they bothmove in the same social circle? No. Will they both... be treated with thesame politeness and attention by their neighbors? No. Should theypropose a public measure for the good of the town, would the one belistened to, with the same attention as the other? No. Would hepossess so much influence in society? No. Well, what can be assignedas the reason, why this rich man stands so far above the other in thepublic opinion? Ans. It is because his character is measured by thelength of his purse, and the weight of his influence is determined bythe weight of his gold.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They amount to nothing but hypocrisy, orridiculous nonsense. Does a man's standing, in these days, depend onhis conduct! By no means. Let us introduce an example. Suppose therewere two individuals of equal talents, and both possessed an equaleducation. Their moral characters are the same. But one of them fallsin possession of an immense fortune, while the other is poor indeed. Now will public conduct place them on an equality? No. Will they bothmove in the same social circle? No. Will they both... be treated with thesame politeness and attention by their neighbors? No. Should theypropose a public measure for the good of the town, would the one belistened to, with the same attention as the other? No. Would hepossess so much influence in society? No. Well, what can be assignedas the reason, why this rich man stands so far above the other in thepublic opinion? Ans. It is because his character is measured by thelength of his purse, and the weight of his influence is determined bythe weight of his gold.
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