A Portraiture of Quakerism volume I of 3 8 0
A Portraiture of Quakerism volume I of 3 8 0
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The Quaker system, as wehave seen, consists principally of specific prohibitions. Theseprohibitions again, are extended occasionally to things, which are notin themselves vicious. They are extended, again, to these, because it ispossible that they may be made productive, of evil. And they arefounded apparently on the principle, that ignorance of such thingssecures innocence, or that ignorance, in such cases, has the operationof a preventive of vice, or a preservative of virtue.
Philosophical mo...ralists on the other hand, are friends to occasionalindulgences. They see nothing inherently or necessarily mischievous, either in the theatre or in the concert-room, or in the ball-room, or inthe circulating library, or in many other places of resort. If a youngfemale, say they, situated in a provincial town, were to see a playannually, would it not give her animation, and afford a spring to herheart? or if a youth were to see a play two or three times in the year, might not his parents, if they were to accompany him, make it each time, by their judicious and moral remarks, subservient to the improvement ofhis morals?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Quaker system, as wehave seen, consists principally of specific prohibitions. Theseprohibitions again, are extended occasionally to things, which are notin themselves vicious. They are extended, again, to these, because it ispossible that they may be made productive, of evil. And they arefounded apparently on the principle, that ignorance of such thingssecures innocence, or that ignorance, in such cases, has the operationof a preventive of vice, or a preservative of virtue.
Philosophical mo...ralists on the other hand, are friends to occasionalindulgences. They see nothing inherently or necessarily mischievous, either in the theatre or in the concert-room, or in the ball-room, or inthe circulating library, or in many other places of resort. If a youngfemale, say they, situated in a provincial town, were to see a playannually, would it not give her animation, and afford a spring to herheart? or if a youth were to see a play two or three times in the year, might not his parents, if they were to accompany him, make it each time, by their judicious and moral remarks, subservient to the improvement ofhis morals?
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