Evolution of Morals
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Somehow, in the struggle for existence, primitive man had evolved greater intellectual capacity and acuteness than V, the brute-creatures by whom he was surrounded. His f relative feebleness, and the consequent adversities against which he had to struggle, doubtless helped to secure this result. It is this intellectual characteristic closely related on its biological side to the development and posses- sion of a fore-limb and hand capable of manual dexterity, and the physical organs and intelle...ctual possibility of . Speech which, in the judgment of Mr. Darwin, differen- tiates man from the lower animals. This superior intellect- ual capacity has its bearing on the evolution of conduct, as we have already seen ; but a fact even more pertinent to our inquiry, as Mr. Fiske has shown, * is the lengthening of the period of infancy, which necessitated more prolonged care for the offspring of man's progenitor than that which is bestowed by any other animal. It was registered in the great Book of Life, of which man's history constitutes the latest chapter, that only by becoming as a little child could he enter into the high heaven of moral aspiration and en- deavor.
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Somehow, in the struggle for existence, primitive man had evolved greater intellectual capacity and acuteness than V, the brute-creatures by whom he was surrounded. His f relative feebleness, and the consequent adversities against which he had to struggle, doubtless helped to secure this result. It is this intellectual characteristic closely related on its biological side to the development and posses- sion of a fore-limb and hand capable of manual dexterity, and the physical organs and intelle...ctual possibility of . Speech which, in the judgment of Mr. Darwin, differen- tiates man from the lower animals. This superior intellect- ual capacity has its bearing on the evolution of conduct, as we have already seen ; but a fact even more pertinent to our inquiry, as Mr. Fiske has shown, * is the lengthening of the period of infancy, which necessitated more prolonged care for the offspring of man's progenitor than that which is bestowed by any other animal. It was registered in the great Book of Life, of which man's history constitutes the latest chapter, that only by becoming as a little child could he enter into the high heaven of moral aspiration and en- deavor.
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