Faiths Certainties
Faiths Certainties
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It is a waste of time to discuss it. The world moves on and leaves the think- ing that has nothing better than this to tell it, standing like the ass between two haystacks whose attractions were so evenly balanced that it died of starvation for lack of a motive strong enough to make it choose a bite from the one rather than the other. Men know they are free, or have a right to freedom, and the very LAW OF LIFE IN CHRISTIANITY 259 sophist himself ignores his theories v/hen it comes to practice.
...It is important to notice that there are two kinds of freedom. There is an outer freedom and an inner, just as there is an outer and an inner bondage. The outer is in each case the more obvious. The slavery that holds the body captive is more quickly detected than the tyranny that enthralls the spirit. A man's limbs may be free. He may have every right of the freeborn and yet have the spirit of a slave, held captive in the tyranny of custom, or dread, or degrading habit. A man, on the other hand, may be a prisoner, with a spirit indomitable, with a liberty within, which tyrants cannot quell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is a waste of time to discuss it. The world moves on and leaves the think- ing that has nothing better than this to tell it, standing like the ass between two haystacks whose attractions were so evenly balanced that it died of starvation for lack of a motive strong enough to make it choose a bite from the one rather than the other. Men know they are free, or have a right to freedom, and the very LAW OF LIFE IN CHRISTIANITY 259 sophist himself ignores his theories v/hen it comes to practice.
...It is important to notice that there are two kinds of freedom. There is an outer freedom and an inner, just as there is an outer and an inner bondage. The outer is in each case the more obvious. The slavery that holds the body captive is more quickly detected than the tyranny that enthralls the spirit. A man's limbs may be free. He may have every right of the freeborn and yet have the spirit of a slave, held captive in the tyranny of custom, or dread, or degrading habit. A man, on the other hand, may be a prisoner, with a spirit indomitable, with a liberty within, which tyrants cannot quell.
What to read after Faiths Certainties?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert J Robert James Drummond to read onlineMoreLess
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