...interest and happiness. This is the end of society, and implies a reciprocration of duties ; of which, " do unto others, as ye would they should do unto you " is the fundamental principle. But as there can be no society without laws, a mutual contract, or agreement,...

...following up or acting upon the grand tenet of your common Christianity, given by Christ himself: of " Do unto others as ye would they should do unto you ?" Is this the way you keep his doctrines ? Is this Christian justice ? My lords, archbishops, and bishops...

...it would be hardly possible to extend them to the protection of literary property. The divine law, " Do unto others, as ye would they should do unto you," is of universal extent, and reaches the case to which my attention has been of late incidentally directed....

...the voice which speaks from that of another, but returns an echo to the sound, this is sympathy. " Do unto others as ye would they should do unto you," is the law laid down for us by our Lord ; that we may know what we should expect from them, were we circumstanced...

...and blame of his fellows. It is obvious that the members of the same tribe would approve of conduct which appeared to them to be for the general good,...times, of the love of praise and the dread of blame." One cannot but regret that Whately should have written his logic too soon to avail himself of such...

...and pronounce judgment without reference to all the facts and circumstances. The sacred precept of " Do unto others as ye would they should do unto you" is violated or forgotten. Few stop to inquire, few address to themselves the query, "Were / so circumstanced,...

...and blame of his fellows. It is obvious that the members of the same tribe would approve of conduct which appeared to them to be for the general good,...times, of the love of praise and the dread of blame." One cannot but regret that Whately should have written his logic too soon to avail himself of such...

...will be stated in all nations by such men in words which bear the closest similarity. For instance, ' do unto others as ye would they should do unto you ' is a spiritual saying which appears in many other religious books than the Talmud, and the extreme simplicity...

...will be stated in all nations by such men in words which bear the closest similarity. For instance, ' do unto others as ye would they should do unto you ' is a spiritual saying which appears in many other religious books than the Talmud, and the extreme simplicity...

...and blame of lu's fellows. It is obvious, that the members of the same tribe would approve of conduct which appeared to them to be for the general good,...others — to do unto others as ye would they should do \into you— is the foundation-stone of morality. It is, therefore, hardly possible to exaggerate the...