The Evolution of Morality 2
The Evolution of Morality 2
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Moreover there is so much ^ P. 175. Dean Milman indeed says, that the distinctive character- istic of Christian morals is, that " it is no system of positive enact- ments ; it is the establishment of certain principles, the enforcement of certain dispositions, the cultivation of a certain temper of mind.'' (" History of Christianity,'* vol. i., p. 206). It is evident, however, that there is no real contradiction here to the statement in the text.
Digitized by Google CHRISTIANITY. 379 similarity... between the legends which have gathered round the birth and early life of Jesus, to those which are associated with Gautama/ that it is almost impos- sible to doubt that the early Christians had by some means come in contact with Buddhist missionaries, and been affected by their teaching. Buddhism having origi- nated at least six centuries before Christianity, must be supposed to have given its ideas to the later faith rather than the reverse. On the other hand, Christianity, by the fact of its later origin, can hardly fail to have improved on the earlier system to which it was indebted.
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Moreover there is so much ^ P. 175. Dean Milman indeed says, that the distinctive character- istic of Christian morals is, that " it is no system of positive enact- ments ; it is the establishment of certain principles, the enforcement of certain dispositions, the cultivation of a certain temper of mind.'' (" History of Christianity,'* vol. i., p. 206). It is evident, however, that there is no real contradiction here to the statement in the text.
Digitized by Google CHRISTIANITY. 379 similarity... between the legends which have gathered round the birth and early life of Jesus, to those which are associated with Gautama/ that it is almost impos- sible to doubt that the early Christians had by some means come in contact with Buddhist missionaries, and been affected by their teaching. Buddhism having origi- nated at least six centuries before Christianity, must be supposed to have given its ideas to the later faith rather than the reverse. On the other hand, Christianity, by the fact of its later origin, can hardly fail to have improved on the earlier system to which it was indebted.
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