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Horatio W. Dresser's
Education and the Philosophical Ideal
"Evolution is better than Revolution.
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Preface -
Introduction -
The New Point of View -
Educational Ideals -
Equanimity -
The Subconscious Mind -
The Spiritual Ideal in Childhood -
An Experiment in Education -
The Expression of the Spirit -
An Ideal Summer Conference -
The Ministry of the Spirit -
The Mystery of Pain and Evil -
The Philosophical Ideal -
The Criteria of Truth -
Organic Perfection -
Immortality -
Index - p. 247
to the wall. The Anglo-Saxon, believing himself
the superior man, thinks he is carrying out his "manifest destiny," the work of nature, by conquering the lower races, unmindful of the fact that "might makes right" is only the law of animal
man, that there is a higher law, the law of ethics
and the Spirit. The discussion, therefore, points to
the universal quickening of ethical thought as the
panacea for the ills from which our civilisation now
suffers, the wide acceptance of the great precept,"Live and let live."
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