...spiritual J force is found in the Settlement movement, and it is also true that this force must be evoked and must be called into play before the success of...differences which are found among the people whom the Settlement constantly brings into juxtaposition. It may be true, as Frederic Harrison insists, that...

...spiritual force is found in the settlement movement, and it is also true that this force must be evoked and must be called into play before the success of...differences which are found among the people whom the settlement constantly brings into juxtaposition. . . .>The settlement, then, is an experimental effort...

...spiritual force is found in the settlement movement, and it is also true that this force must be evoked and must be called into play before the success of...is common to men as men, in order to accentuate the likeness and ignore the differences which are found among the people the settlement constantly brings...

...spiritual force is found in the Settlement movement, and it is also true that this force must be evoked and must be called into play before the success of...differences which are found among the people whom the Settlement constantly brings into juxtaposition. It may be true, as the Positivists insist, that the...

...faith — of our faith — brings before us with a power that nothing could surpass, the supreme truth that all that is noblest in life is common to men as men. I cannot forget that the crowning sign of the Christ was not the restoration of lost powers, was 12...

...spiritual force is found in the Settlement movement, and it is also true that force must be evoked and must be called into play before the success of...likenesses and ignore the differences which are found among people whom the settlement constantly brings into juxtaposition." 3 One who surveys the work of social...

...great ethical pride. Yet it is hardly clear as to what is meant by accentuating likenesses. We are told that "all that is noblest in life is common to men as men." Now if we lay emphasis on the common, we come to the empty human form; if we lay emphasis on the noblest...

...purposes to do this by emphasizing what is common in men. "We must accentuate the likenesses," she says, "and ignore the differences which are found among the people whom the Settlement constantly brings into juxtaposition." This accentuation of likenesses is its great ethical...

...spiritual force is found in the Settlement movement, and it is also true that this force must be evoked and must be called into play before the success of...is common to men as men, in order to accentuate the likeness and ignore the differences which are found among the people whom the Settlement constantly...

...spiritual force is found in the settlement movement, and it is also true that this force must be evoked and must be called into play before the success of any settlement is assured" (Addams 1910:124 as quoted in Garland 1994:81). Review of the texts showed no mention of any other...