Lame And Lovely Essays On Religion for Modern Minds
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The thing that strikes us in Socrates is that Athenian spite, prison, and hem- lock somehow do not touch the man, he is smiling within him superior to his enemies all the time. The Bhagavad Ghita speaks of those " inner treasures of the mind, on which depending one is not moved by the severest pain. " Amiel says, " Rentrer dans 1'ordre, se soumettre, et faire ce qu'on peut. " [Get into step with the universe and do what you can. ] Even death, that seems final to most men, is despised when it ap...proaches Nathan Hale, for he brings to his rescue the over- powering odds of patriotism and is happy, regret- ting only that he has but one life to give for his country. We hear no shrieks and panic fears from General Wolfe as he dies before Quebec; as they assure him that the enemy flees he cries, " Then I die happy. " The moral grandeur of Jesus appears in this connection. Truly he has " meat to eat that his disciples know not of. ' 1 He sets this small life 80 THE RESERVES over against eternity : " Rejoice when men perse- cute you, for great is your reward in heaven.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The thing that strikes us in Socrates is that Athenian spite, prison, and hem- lock somehow do not touch the man, he is smiling within him superior to his enemies all the time. The Bhagavad Ghita speaks of those " inner treasures of the mind, on which depending one is not moved by the severest pain. " Amiel says, " Rentrer dans 1'ordre, se soumettre, et faire ce qu'on peut. " [Get into step with the universe and do what you can. ] Even death, that seems final to most men, is despised when it ap...proaches Nathan Hale, for he brings to his rescue the over- powering odds of patriotism and is happy, regret- ting only that he has but one life to give for his country. We hear no shrieks and panic fears from General Wolfe as he dies before Quebec; as they assure him that the enemy flees he cries, " Then I die happy. " The moral grandeur of Jesus appears in this connection. Truly he has " meat to eat that his disciples know not of. ' 1 He sets this small life 80 THE RESERVES over against eternity : " Rejoice when men perse- cute you, for great is your reward in heaven.
What to read after Lame And Lovely Essays On Religion for Modern Minds?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crane Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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