Two Great Commandments in Economics
Two Great Commandments in Economics
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He receives, indeed, a part of the blessings of life through them ; but far more, directly from the Giver by the inner door to his soul. He is in some measure res- ponsible to them, but his first and highest responsibility, and, in his deeper life of motive and purpose, his entire responsibility, is to God. In the animal kingdom, the in- dividual seems to be an incident, and the preservation of the species the main object of its existence. Individuals are born and perish that the species may en...dure. But among men the individual is as enduring as the species; he is himself an object and end of divine love ; and, being such, he can never perish. This is the foundation of the dignity and right to freedom, and to the highest develop- ment of his own character, inherent in every individual man. Without a sense of direct relation to God and re- sponsibility to him, manhood is in a state of arrested de- velopment, unconscious of its own greatness and worth, unconscious of its place in the universe.
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He receives, indeed, a part of the blessings of life through them ; but far more, directly from the Giver by the inner door to his soul. He is in some measure res- ponsible to them, but his first and highest responsibility, and, in his deeper life of motive and purpose, his entire responsibility, is to God. In the animal kingdom, the in- dividual seems to be an incident, and the preservation of the species the main object of its existence. Individuals are born and perish that the species may en...dure. But among men the individual is as enduring as the species; he is himself an object and end of divine love ; and, being such, he can never perish. This is the foundation of the dignity and right to freedom, and to the highest develop- ment of his own character, inherent in every individual man. Without a sense of direct relation to God and re- sponsibility to him, manhood is in a state of arrested de- velopment, unconscious of its own greatness and worth, unconscious of its place in the universe.
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