The Trend in Higher Education
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A blind faith that the Sunday school will do what the public schools do not do, leads us to lose sight of a peril as deadly as any that confronts us.
Let the spirit of independence rather than that of dependence be cultivated among our seminary students. There is a kind of dependence even on CIVIC RELATIONSHIP OF SEMINARY 225 God which is culpable. Some call this faith. It is rather superstitious indolence, and is deadening to any true activity. The old fashion of dependence upon the state for ...maintenance still lingers among us. Let it be cast aside, and instead of it let us cherish the spirit which underlies all our demo- cratic institutions, the spirit of honest, earnest effort ; the spirit which enters into and constitutes the true life. Let us carry others' burdens; but let us not ask others to carry ours. This is the spirit of democracy.
My second suggestion is one not so easy to pre- sent. It is that in our seminaries we inculcate a new doctrine of the church, and of the church's min- istry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A blind faith that the Sunday school will do what the public schools do not do, leads us to lose sight of a peril as deadly as any that confronts us.
Let the spirit of independence rather than that of dependence be cultivated among our seminary students. There is a kind of dependence even on CIVIC RELATIONSHIP OF SEMINARY 225 God which is culpable. Some call this faith. It is rather superstitious indolence, and is deadening to any true activity. The old fashion of dependence upon the state for ...maintenance still lingers among us. Let it be cast aside, and instead of it let us cherish the spirit which underlies all our demo- cratic institutions, the spirit of honest, earnest effort ; the spirit which enters into and constitutes the true life. Let us carry others' burdens; but let us not ask others to carry ours. This is the spirit of democracy.
My second suggestion is one not so easy to pre- sent. It is that in our seminaries we inculcate a new doctrine of the church, and of the church's min- istry.
What to read after The Trend in Higher Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Rainey Harper to read onlineMoreLess
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