The Reconstructed School 8 7
The Reconstructed School 8 7
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Its versatility isaltogether worthy of notice, and we may well hold the lesson in history inabeyance, for the nonce, while we inculcate due respect for the hand. Forno one can contemplate his hand for five minutes and not gain for it afeeling of profound respect.
What is true of the hand is true of the whole human body. This is the veryacme of created things; this is God's masterpiece. How any one can fail torespect such a wonderful piece of work is beyond explanation. The processof walking or ...of breathing must hold the thoughtful person enthralled andenchanted. But, strange as it may seem, there are those who seem not torealize in what a marvelous abode their spirits have their home. Suchscant respect do they have for their bodies that they defile them andtreat them with shameless ignominy. They saturate them with poisons andvulgarize them with unseemly practices. They seem to regard them as mereproperty to be used or abused at pleasure and not temples to be honored. The man who does not respect his own body can feel no respect or reverencefor its Creator nor for the soul that dwells within it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its versatility isaltogether worthy of notice, and we may well hold the lesson in history inabeyance, for the nonce, while we inculcate due respect for the hand. Forno one can contemplate his hand for five minutes and not gain for it afeeling of profound respect.
What is true of the hand is true of the whole human body. This is the veryacme of created things; this is God's masterpiece. How any one can fail torespect such a wonderful piece of work is beyond explanation. The processof walking or ...of breathing must hold the thoughtful person enthralled andenchanted. But, strange as it may seem, there are those who seem not torealize in what a marvelous abode their spirits have their home. Suchscant respect do they have for their bodies that they defile them andtreat them with shameless ignominy. They saturate them with poisons andvulgarize them with unseemly practices. They seem to regard them as mereproperty to be used or abused at pleasure and not temples to be honored. The man who does not respect his own body can feel no respect or reverencefor its Creator nor for the soul that dwells within it.
What to read after The Reconstructed School 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pearson Francis B. to read onlineMoreLess
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