Chapter VI
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CHAPTER VI
In the guidance of life action more important than pure reasoning The enforcement of active duty now specially needed Temptations to luxurious idleness Rectification of false ideals.—The conqueror The luxury of ostentation Glorification of the demi-monde Study of ideals The human mind more capable of distinguishing right from wrong than of measuring merit and demerit Fallibility of moral judgments Rules for moral judgment