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• catalog contributor b7472756.
• catalog created "c1995.".
• catalog date "1995".
• catalog date "c1995.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c1995.".
• catalog description "Concerning the necessity of correctly establishing all our constitutions once they are correctly set up, by means of three supreme courts or tribunals as guardians of the age of happiness; and the form which these ought to take -- Concerning the universal bond of learning, the college of light -- Concerning the universal bond of politics, the dicastery of peace -- Concerning the universal bond of the church, the ecumenical consistory -- Hymn to the Holy Trinity for the happily reformed state of affairs already achieved or likely to be achieved in the near future.".
• catalog description "Concerning the universal philosophy which will guide the man mind towards a state of perfection -- Concerning a new universal political system, leading human society on its way towards a state of perfection -- Concerning a truly universal new religion, designed to bring the human heart to a state of perfection -- Concerning a universal language, why, and by whom, and how it should be introduced".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "On putting an end to the blind, purposeless, violent, and generally reckless management of affairs -- Concerning the need to establish everything anew, such as a universal philosophy, a universal religion, and a universal political system, whereby we may no longer disagree and fail so grievously to reach the goal of human happiness. sources of these are considered in Paras.43-4 and their formulation in Paras. 45-55".
• catalog description "The idea of universal reform -- Concerning the evils which are powerful barriers to the universal reform of our affairs, and how to remove them: and first and foremost the task of ridding our minds of stupidity, careless prejudice, and obstinacy -- Concerning the rejection of profanity or reckless dealings with God -- Concerning the problem of stamping out inhumanity, or reckless treatment of our fellow men, and the mutual dissension, hatred, and injustice which is produces; and dealing with the questions of forgiveness, tolerance, and reconciliation".
• catalog description "The meaning of 'universal reform'; how it has never before been attempted on a universal scale; and how desirable it is -- The sure and certain hope of universal reform before the end of the world -- Universal reform will be the work of Christ, restoring all things to the state from which they have fallen: nevertheless it requires our cooperation; but this is not so difficult in the present state of affairs -- The reform of human affairs must begin among Christians".
• catalog extent "256 p. ;".
• catalog identifier "1850755302".
• catalog issued "1995".
• catalog issued "c1995.".
• catalog language "eng lat".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "Sheffield : Sheffield Academic Press,".
• catalog subject "199.437 20".
• catalog subject "Church and social problems Early works to 1800.".
• catalog subject "LB475.C6 A344 1995".
• catalog subject "Philosophy".
• catalog subject "Theology, Practical Early works to 1800.".
• catalog subject "Utopias Early works to 1800.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Concerning the necessity of correctly establishing all our constitutions once they are correctly set up, by means of three supreme courts or tribunals as guardians of the age of happiness; and the form which these ought to take -- Concerning the universal bond of learning, the college of light -- Concerning the universal bond of politics, the dicastery of peace -- Concerning the universal bond of the church, the ecumenical consistory -- Hymn to the Holy Trinity for the happily reformed state of affairs already achieved or likely to be achieved in the near future.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Concerning the universal philosophy which will guide the man mind towards a state of perfection -- Concerning a new universal political system, leading human society on its way towards a state of perfection -- Concerning a truly universal new religion, designed to bring the human heart to a state of perfection -- Concerning a universal language, why, and by whom, and how it should be introduced".
• catalog tableOfContents "On putting an end to the blind, purposeless, violent, and generally reckless management of affairs -- Concerning the need to establish everything anew, such as a universal philosophy, a universal religion, and a universal political system, whereby we may no longer disagree and fail so grievously to reach the goal of human happiness. sources of these are considered in Paras.43-4 and their formulation in Paras. 45-55".
• catalog tableOfContents "The idea of universal reform -- Concerning the evils which are powerful barriers to the universal reform of our affairs, and how to remove them: and first and foremost the task of ridding our minds of stupidity, careless prejudice, and obstinacy -- Concerning the rejection of profanity or reckless dealings with God -- Concerning the problem of stamping out inhumanity, or reckless treatment of our fellow men, and the mutual dissension, hatred, and injustice which is produces; and dealing with the questions of forgiveness, tolerance, and reconciliation".
• catalog tableOfContents "The meaning of 'universal reform'; how it has never before been attempted on a universal scale; and how desirable it is -- The sure and certain hope of universal reform before the end of the world -- Universal reform will be the work of Christ, restoring all things to the state from which they have fallen: nevertheless it requires our cooperation; but this is not so difficult in the present state of affairs -- The reform of human affairs must begin among Christians".
• catalog title "Panorthosia or Universal Reform : chapters 1-18 and 27 / John Amos Comenius ; translated by A.M.O. Dobbie.".
• catalog type "Early works. fast".
• catalog type "text".