What is Property
What is Property
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It was reserved for anunpretending savant--who perhaps did not pride himself on hisphilosophy--to put an end to the interminable controversy by asimple distinction; but one of those luminous distinctions whichare worth more than systems. Frederic Cuvier separatedINSTINCT from INTELLIGENCE.
But, as yet, no one has proposed this question:-- IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAN'S MORAL SENSE AND THAT OF THEBRUTE A DIFFERENCE IN KIND OR ONLY IN DEGREE?
If, hitherto, any one had dared to maintain the latte...ralternative, his arguments would have seemed scandalous, blasphemous, and offensive to morality and religion. Theecclesiastical and secular tribunals would have condemned himwith one voice. And, mark the style in which they would havebranded the immoral paradox! "Conscience, "--they would havecried, --"conscience, man's chief glory, was given to himexclusively; the notion of justice and injustice, of merit anddemerit, is his noble privilege; to man, alone, --the lord ofcreation, --belongs the sublime power to resist his worldlypropensities, to choose between good and evil, and to bringhimself more and more into the resemblance of God through libertyand justice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was reserved for anunpretending savant--who perhaps did not pride himself on hisphilosophy--to put an end to the interminable controversy by asimple distinction; but one of those luminous distinctions whichare worth more than systems. Frederic Cuvier separatedINSTINCT from INTELLIGENCE.
But, as yet, no one has proposed this question:-- IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MAN'S MORAL SENSE AND THAT OF THEBRUTE A DIFFERENCE IN KIND OR ONLY IN DEGREE?
If, hitherto, any one had dared to maintain the latte...ralternative, his arguments would have seemed scandalous, blasphemous, and offensive to morality and religion. Theecclesiastical and secular tribunals would have condemned himwith one voice. And, mark the style in which they would havebranded the immoral paradox! "Conscience, "--they would havecried, --"conscience, man's chief glory, was given to himexclusively; the notion of justice and injustice, of merit anddemerit, is his noble privilege; to man, alone, --the lord ofcreation, --belongs the sublime power to resist his worldlypropensities, to choose between good and evil, and to bringhimself more and more into the resemblance of God through libertyand justice.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P J Proudhon to read onlineMoreLess
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