This book closes by asserting that "they who fight with Ormuzd" will sometime hear their "muster roll" called, and ends with a quotation from Plutarch saying that men's souls will behold God directly once they are freed from the body.
This book closes by asserting that "they who fight with Ormuzd" will sometime hear their "muster roll" called, and ends with a quotation from Plutarch saying that men's souls will behold God directly once they are freed from the body. In one of this book's shortest chapters, this author's conclusion is said to prove the truth perceived by Marcus Aurelius that we "are made for cooperation." After showing that six "proposed remedies," such as combinations of workmen and government direction and interference, are insufficient, the author concludes that the only true remedy for the "unequal distribution of wealth" is "We must make land common property." FTP, name this "inquiry into the cause of industrial depressions and of increase of want with increase of wealth," an 1879 book by Henry George.
This book closes by asserting that "they who fight with Ormuzd" will sometime hear their "muster roll" called, and ends with a quotation from Plutarch saying that men's souls will behold God directly once they are freed from the body.
{Progress and Poverty}