Ventures in Common Sense
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The greatest sermon ever delivered consisted of only five words, to-wit: "Honesty is the best policy." It is preached millions of times a day in every quarter of the earth, and is being more generally accepted as the world becomes more learned and civilized.
29.
Am I blind, and staggering around amid beau- tiful things I cannot see? Where are they?
I'm not stubborn ; I want to see, and acknowledge whatever is fine, and true, and important, and useful.
30.
One of the greatest slanders is that th...ere has been a fall of man. The truth is that man has ascended from a very low beginning until he now knows more, and is more humane and de- cent, than were the gods worshiped by the an- cients, I have mingled with men a long time, — 78 — RELIGION and know they are entitled to praise instead of the abuse they receive.
31.
I do not care for the prophet who speaks in parables; plain English is hard enough for me to unders^nd.
32.
In the course of time all men will accept mor- ality as they accept a roof over their heads; as a better, more convenient and easier way of liv- ing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The greatest sermon ever delivered consisted of only five words, to-wit: "Honesty is the best policy." It is preached millions of times a day in every quarter of the earth, and is being more generally accepted as the world becomes more learned and civilized.
29.
Am I blind, and staggering around amid beau- tiful things I cannot see? Where are they?
I'm not stubborn ; I want to see, and acknowledge whatever is fine, and true, and important, and useful.
30.
One of the greatest slanders is that th...ere has been a fall of man. The truth is that man has ascended from a very low beginning until he now knows more, and is more humane and de- cent, than were the gods worshiped by the an- cients, I have mingled with men a long time, — 78 — RELIGION and know they are entitled to praise instead of the abuse they receive.
31.
I do not care for the prophet who speaks in parables; plain English is hard enough for me to unders^nd.
32.
In the course of time all men will accept mor- ality as they accept a roof over their heads; as a better, more convenient and easier way of liv- ing.
What to read after Ventures in Common Sense?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howe, E. W. (Edgar Watson), 1853-1937 to read onlineMoreLess
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