The Open Court 20, No.602
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This was my state of mind when I gradually grew into man- hood. I studied Chinese under a man who had very strong anti- foreign feelings, and being very susceptible to the influence of those with whom I associate, I gradually imbibed his views. Later when I commenced to study English, I regarded it as the language of a set of barbarians that was hardly worthy of serious attention. The man who taught me English had been the pastor of a church, and he THEOLOGY OF A JAPANESE. 437 grew very fond of... me and begged me to read the Bible. He gave me a copy, but I despised foreign things too much to even open it.
Subsequently I was asked by this teacher whether I thought I could do my duty in the world unaided by a higher power. I felt then that I could not, but I knew that to say so was to acknowledge my need of divine assistance. This I did not want to do, so I left him without replying. I next came into contact with the vSpencerianism of Toyama and Yatabe. Their arguments were welcomed by me as supporting my atheism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This was my state of mind when I gradually grew into man- hood. I studied Chinese under a man who had very strong anti- foreign feelings, and being very susceptible to the influence of those with whom I associate, I gradually imbibed his views. Later when I commenced to study English, I regarded it as the language of a set of barbarians that was hardly worthy of serious attention. The man who taught me English had been the pastor of a church, and he THEOLOGY OF A JAPANESE. 437 grew very fond of... me and begged me to read the Bible. He gave me a copy, but I despised foreign things too much to even open it.
Subsequently I was asked by this teacher whether I thought I could do my duty in the world unaided by a higher power. I felt then that I could not, but I knew that to say so was to acknowledge my need of divine assistance. This I did not want to do, so I left him without replying. I next came into contact with the vSpencerianism of Toyama and Yatabe. Their arguments were welcomed by me as supporting my atheism.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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