The Ideal and the Actual in Education and Religion
A public lecture extols the shift from ideal to actual in education and culture. It praises German philosophy, American liberty, and Prussian schooling while urging true education beyond rote learning. The speaker argues for free universal education and the fusion of labor with study, envisioning a future where ideals become reality and religion embodies practical moral action. The discourse reflects on printing, steam, and inventions as proof that ideas drive progress, and ends urging moral and intellectual formation in harmony with democratic ideals.
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Thomas Jefferson
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Holmes
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