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The Man From Mars His Morals Politics And Religion 3rd Edition William Simpson

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Publisher: Good Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.31 MB

Pages: 175

Author: William Simpson

Language: English

Year: 2019

Edition: 3

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The Man From Mars His Morals Politics And Religion 3rd Edition William Simpson by William Simpson instant download after payment.

Excerpt from The Man From Mars: His Morals, Politics and Religion
In the new light that has come to him, the world and society have been transformed to his view and understand ing. He discovers goodness in many places where his teachers had denied its existence, and its definition has become so changed, under his broader vision, that humanity seems teeming with it everywhere, and is ruled by it, and those departments of it most affecting society he observes to be increasing, and that instead of like an exotic in uncongenial soil, hard to be retained by man kind, it is perpetuated and cherished by natural human impulses. He finds, also, that the sum of badness in the world has been greatly exaggerated by his teachers, and that those branches of it most interfering with the welfare of society are gradually being lessened, and are likely to work out their extinction by the penalties of public.