Teacher And Teaching
Teacher And Teaching
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The latter can do so by making each con- fession tell on the boy's soul in the man- ner dictated by experience and theological training. The task of the former is a bit more difficult. His one hope of success lies in making religion part and parcel of the life of the boy's soul. This is not easy. Boys live by the senses rather than by the spirit. Their religion is apt to be a thing of sense, the more so that Catholicism ap- peals so strongly to the lower faculties. Of course this appeal is just... what it should be. For these faculties are creatures, and should be led captive to God. They are channels of knowledge, and should be used for that purpose. But that religion should proceed no further than eye and ear is monstrous. Architecture, painting, sculp- ture, vestments are symbols of a reality which should stir the spirit to its very TEACHER AND TEACHING 127 depths. Lights, flowers, incense, music should make their ultimate appeal to the soul. Do they do so ? Not always. The boy is not taught to look beyond the symbols.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The latter can do so by making each con- fession tell on the boy's soul in the man- ner dictated by experience and theological training. The task of the former is a bit more difficult. His one hope of success lies in making religion part and parcel of the life of the boy's soul. This is not easy. Boys live by the senses rather than by the spirit. Their religion is apt to be a thing of sense, the more so that Catholicism ap- peals so strongly to the lower faculties. Of course this appeal is just... what it should be. For these faculties are creatures, and should be led captive to God. They are channels of knowledge, and should be used for that purpose. But that religion should proceed no further than eye and ear is monstrous. Architecture, painting, sculp- ture, vestments are symbols of a reality which should stir the spirit to its very TEACHER AND TEACHING 127 depths. Lights, flowers, incense, music should make their ultimate appeal to the soul. Do they do so ? Not always. The boy is not taught to look beyond the symbols.
What to read after Teacher And Teaching?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Henry Tierney to read onlineMoreLess
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