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Far from us all thought of irony! These 1 14 George Sand.
are serious matters, about which it would be flippant to laugh; besides, these philosophic and social ideas have lived in a sincere soul, — a sufficient reason for not making a jest of them. With all my heart I grant my respect, not to the theories themselves, but to the loyal enthusiasm with which they were held. For the rest, it must be said that these doctrines are quite dead ; they have succumbed to their impotence in face of the fac...ts, and the doc- trinal socialism of 1848 has been found in- capable of a practical solution of the slightest problem. Not dead, however, are the prob- lems themselves ; not dead is the economic and moral necessity of confronting them and of seeking at least a partial solution; not dead, in fine, is distress and the imprescripti- ble obligation, for whoever has conscience and heart, to devote a part of his thought and of his life to these sufferings of our unknown brethren. The theories of that time have re- ceived their quietus, I believe, but the cause that gave them birth survives them ; and it is not going too far to declare that this cause is that of Christianity itself, that these two causes form but one, and that no man is truly a Christian or a philosopher who is not deter- mined to oppose the sad encroachments of distress with the increasing effort of sympathy Her Ideas and Sentiments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Far from us all thought of irony! These 1 14 George Sand.
are serious matters, about which it would be flippant to laugh; besides, these philosophic and social ideas have lived in a sincere soul, — a sufficient reason for not making a jest of them. With all my heart I grant my respect, not to the theories themselves, but to the loyal enthusiasm with which they were held. For the rest, it must be said that these doctrines are quite dead ; they have succumbed to their impotence in face of the fac...ts, and the doc- trinal socialism of 1848 has been found in- capable of a practical solution of the slightest problem. Not dead, however, are the prob- lems themselves ; not dead is the economic and moral necessity of confronting them and of seeking at least a partial solution; not dead, in fine, is distress and the imprescripti- ble obligation, for whoever has conscience and heart, to devote a part of his thought and of his life to these sufferings of our unknown brethren. The theories of that time have re- ceived their quietus, I believe, but the cause that gave them birth survives them ; and it is not going too far to declare that this cause is that of Christianity itself, that these two causes form but one, and that no man is truly a Christian or a philosopher who is not deter- mined to oppose the sad encroachments of distress with the increasing effort of sympathy Her Ideas and Sentiments.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anderson, Melville Best, 1851-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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