 | Helvétius - 1810 - Liczba stron: 530
...Murmontel, &c. " CHAP. Of the moral education of man. CHAP. VII. OF THE MORAL EDUCATION OF MAN. TLliERE are few good patriots ; few citizens that are always...clear and precise ideas of justice, what is to be done I Ask ourselves. Q. What is man ? 2 8 4 A. An A. An animal, said to be rational, but certainly sensible,... | |
 | Mordecai Grossman - 1926 - Liczba stron: 200
...always just, because men are not educated to be just. . . . We might, by the aid of a moral catechism engrave the precepts of an equity which daily experience would prove to be at once useful and true." 10 But knowledge, though essential, is not sufficient. The degree to which one would act on this knowledge... | |
 | Ian Cumming - 1998 - Liczba stron: 280
...religious instruction. By the help of a moral catechism he would engrave on the memory of children precepts which daily experience would prove to be at once useful and true and by which the pupils would form clear, precise ideas of justice. In recent years we have seen how... | |
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I have just said, is nothiug more than a jumble of gross errors and contradictions; because to be just a man must have discernment, and they obscure in children the most obvious conceptions of the natural law. But are children capable of conceiving adequate... 