The Crying Need of a Regenerated Christianity
President Eliot argues that Christian nations have distorted faith into war supporting systems. He condemns church dogmas like vicarious atonement, urges a renewal centered on love, liberty, and service, and praises lay-led mercy and science as true agents of peace and progress.
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Pres. Eliot
God
Israel
Satan
Europe
America
Recordec
Tian Church
Jesus Christ
Perplexing U S Turn to Eugenics Policies
The text debates boosting positive eugenics and the difficulties involved. It discusses spreading eugenic doctrine, shaping public opinion toward marriage and childbirth, avoiding taxes that discourage marriage, and restricting supporter costs to promote desirable offspring.
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Ize
Problems in Eugenics From the Biologist to the Statesman
A biologist and sociologist critique selective breeding, noting it does not guarantee stable varieties and may lead to sterility. The piece questions whether society benefits from producing exceptional individuals and warns that genius often rests outside practical procreation. It discusses subsidizing marriage, state involvement, and the tension between liberty and economic incentives in reproduction.
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Posars
Eugenic policy and social environment reform debated
The excerpt argues that social theory favors earlier marriage to boost socially valuable units, but current trends push the opposite. Rising living costs and burdens on the thrifty classes, plus postponement of marriage by the well-to-do, threaten social efficiency and are described as anti eugenic. It calls for better environmental conditions including housing, food, and living costs, and minorly critiques parliamentarians’ biology training.
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Mankia
Europe
Turkey
Japan
Christendom
Jesus Christ
God
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France
England
Christian Church
Civil Service Reform Leagues
Playground Association
Young Men’s and
Young Women’s Christian Associations
Kant
Hume
Newton
Lister
Beethoven
Handel
Pope
Dr. Johnson
Nietzsche
Carlyle
J. A. Lindsay
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