The church is in general to secure unanimity by moral suasion only; though, in case of wilful and perverse opposition to its decisions, it may be necessary to secure unity by excluding an obstructive member, for schism.
As a matter of curiosity, I should like to know what their idea of this "moral suasion" is.
Moral suasion, if it amounts to anything, is the force of argument --that is to say, the result of presenting the facts to the victim.
I do not say that it is not possible to reform many men, in certain stages, by moral suasion.
For these reasons, I have lost confidence in legislation and in moral suasion.
In which way do you think the reformation or reconstruction of the inebriate is to be effected--by punishment, by moral suasion, by seclusion, or by medical treatment?
Unless it can be shown that the immediate interest of the employer is one with the proposed reform, nothing really effective can be done by moral suasion; while, if the two are in accord, moral suasion is superfluous.
The mere fact of calling to our aid the power of moral suasion should be enough to show that enlightened self-interest will not suffice; we do not appeal to a man's conscience when we can appeal to his pocket.
He could not help feeling what a grand thing it would be if he could go back with Northwick in his train, and deliver him over, a captive of moral suasion, to his country's courts.
I guess we shall have to do that by moral suasion mostly, and that's where your massive and penetrating intellect will be right on deck.
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