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The historian and the poet differ from each other not in speech - rhymed or unrhymed; they are distinguished by the fact that one speaks about what happened, the other about what could have happened. Therefore, there is more philosophy and seriousness in poetry than in history: for it shows the general, whereas history only shows the individual.
Aristotle
In the 19th century, Darwin's theories of natural selection also explained how living forms evolve over time and are thus not immutably predetermined.
"В науке нет широкой столбовой дороги, и только тот может достигнуть ее сияющих вершин, кто, не страшась усталости, карабкается по ее каменистым тропам"
"In der Wissenschaft gibt es keine breite Autobahn, und nur wer ohne Angst vor Ermüdung die steinigen Pfade erklimmt, kann ihre leuchtenden Gipfel erreichen"
Karl Marx
"Every nation can and should learn from others" Marx
Creative Collective
Nikolai Punin
Iskusstvo kommuny
September 1920
"In accordance with this idea, the design of the monument consists of three large glass structures, erected by means of a complex system of vertical struts and spirals. These structures are arranged one above the other and are contained within different, harmoniously related forms. A special type of mechanism would enable them to move at different speeds. The lower structure (A), in the form of a cube, moves on its axis at the speed of one revolution a year and is intended for legislative purposes. Here may be held conferences of the International, meetings of international congresses and other broadly legislative meetings… The next structure (B), in the form of a pyramid, rotates on its axis at the speed of one full revolution a month and is intended for executive functions (the Executive Committee of the International, the secretariat and other administrative and executive bodies). Finally, the upper cylinder (C), rotating at a speed of one revolution a day, is intended to be a resource center for the following facilities: an information office; a newspaper; the publication of proclamations, brochures and manifestos — in a word, all the various means of broadly informing the international proletariat, and in particular a telegraph, projectors for a large screen located on the axes of a spherical segment "
Berufung In contrast to the Catholic teaching about the opposition of the worldly and the spiritual, Luther believed that God’s grace is also realized in the worldly life in the professional field. God destined people for one type of activity or another, investing in them various talents or abilities, and it is a person’s duty to work diligently to fulfill his calling. In the eyes of God, no work is noble or despicable.
The labors of monks and priests, no matter how hard and holy they may be, do not differ one iota in the eyes of God from the labors of a peasant in the field or a woman working on the farm.
«Пребывай в Труде / Призвании своём» Sirach 11:20-21
„Ein Mensch rettet seine Seele nicht durch die Kirche, sondern durch den Glauben“, schrieb Luther, und heute müssen lutherische Untertanen ihn bauen – den Tempel. Denn heute wurden wir bereits besiegt, heute wurden wir bereits gedemütigt, heute wurden wir bereits getäuscht und heute wollen sie von der Wahrheit hören, obwohl sie sie nicht erschaffen, weil die Welt immer noch ihnen gehört, aber wir haben Land und Wir können nicht nur die Seele, sondern auch unser Land retten.