Essays in Medical Sociology, volume 1
Essays in Medical Sociology, volume 1
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He retains a vague notion that virtue is right, but as he perceives that his friends, his relations, his widening circle of acquaintance, live according to a different standard, his idea of Digitized by VjOOQ IC 214 MORAL EDUCATION OF THE YOUNG virtue recedes into a vague abstraction, and he begins to think that vice is also right — in a certain way ! He is too young to understand consequences, to reahze the fearful chain of events in the ever- widening influence of evil acts — results which, i...f clearly seen, would frighten the innocent mind "by the hideousness of evil, and make the first step towards it a crime. No one ventures to lift up a warning voice. The parent dares not, or knows not how to enter upon this subject of vital importance.
There are no safeguards to his natural modesty; there is no wise help to strengthen his innocence into virtue.
Here is the testimony in relation to one important class, drawn from experience by our great English satirist: *And by the way, ye tender mothers and sober fathers of Christian families, a prodigious thing that theory of life is as orally learned at a great public school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He retains a vague notion that virtue is right, but as he perceives that his friends, his relations, his widening circle of acquaintance, live according to a different standard, his idea of Digitized by VjOOQ IC 214 MORAL EDUCATION OF THE YOUNG virtue recedes into a vague abstraction, and he begins to think that vice is also right — in a certain way ! He is too young to understand consequences, to reahze the fearful chain of events in the ever- widening influence of evil acts — results which, i...f clearly seen, would frighten the innocent mind "by the hideousness of evil, and make the first step towards it a crime. No one ventures to lift up a warning voice. The parent dares not, or knows not how to enter upon this subject of vital importance.
There are no safeguards to his natural modesty; there is no wise help to strengthen his innocence into virtue.
Here is the testimony in relation to one important class, drawn from experience by our great English satirist: *And by the way, ye tender mothers and sober fathers of Christian families, a prodigious thing that theory of life is as orally learned at a great public school.
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