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<note>Monastic orders</note> | <note>Monastic orders</note> | ||
<p>Whether <del>it can ever </del> in any case it<lb/>can be expedient to punish a man grown<lb/>for acts the mischief of which if any redounds<lb/><del>who</del> solely to himself may bear a<lb/>question. But upon the principle of utility<lb/>it can bear no question whether the law ought<lb/>by hope or by fear to seduce men <add>entice a man</add> into<lb/>situations in which he is obliged by force of<lb/>punishment to engage in such acts without<lb/>any advantage [resulting from it] to any body<lb/>else. The principle upon which institutions <add>ground of these institutions</add> of<lb/>this sort are grounded is a principle which<lb/>as far as it goes <del>is</del> <add>runs</add> diametrically opposite<lb/>to that of utility, & which I have termed the<lb/>principle of asceticism. <note>Princ. of Legisl. ch. 2<lb/>[Principles adverse]<lb/></note> To this head belongs<lb/><del>the part which</del> <add>whatever part is taken by </add> government takes in <del>per</del> endowing<lb/>or permitting <add>supporting</add> the endowment of the<lb/>several monastic orders, <add>on the one hand</add> and in the enforcing<lb/>the observance of <add>monastic vows</add> [the vows by which persons <lb/>of both sexes engage themselves for life to the<lb/>observance of the laws by which those <add>the several</add> orders<lb/>are respectively characterized.]<lb/></p | <p>Whether <del>it can ever </del> in any case it<lb/>can be expedient to punish a man grown<lb/>for acts the mischief of which if any redounds<lb/><del>who</del> solely to himself may bear a<lb/>question. But upon the principle of utility<lb/>it can bear no question whether the law ought<lb/>by hope or by fear to seduce men <add>entice a man</add> into<lb/>situations in which he is obliged by force of<lb/>punishment to engage in such acts without<lb/>any advantage [resulting from it] to any body<lb/>else. The principle upon which institutions <add>ground of these institutions</add> of<lb/>this sort are grounded is a principle which<lb/>as far as it goes <del>is</del> <add>runs</add> diametrically opposite<lb/>to that of utility, & which I have termed the<lb/>principle of asceticism. <note>Princ. of Legisl. ch. 2<lb/>[Principles adverse]<lb/></note> To this head belongs<lb/><del>the part which</del> <add>whatever part is taken by </add> government takes in <del>per</del> endowing<lb/>or permitting <add>supporting</add> the endowment of the<lb/>several monastic orders, <add>on the one hand</add> and in the enforcing<lb/>the observance of <add>monastic vows</add> [the vows by which persons <lb/>of both sexes engage themselves for life to the<lb/>observance of the laws by which those <add>the several</add> orders<lb/>are respectively characterized.]<lb/></p> | ||
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Indirect Legislation
Non-seducing
Monastic orders
Whether it can ever in any case it
can be expedient to punish a man grown
for acts the mischief of which if any redounds
who solely to himself may bear a
question. But upon the principle of utility
it can bear no question whether the law ought
by hope or by fear to seduce men entice a man into
situations in which he is obliged by force of
punishment to engage in such acts without
any advantage [resulting from it] to any body
else. The principle upon which institutions ground of these institutions of
this sort are grounded is a principle which
as far as it goes is runs diametrically opposite
to that of utility, & which I have termed the
principle of asceticism. Princ. of Legisl. ch. 2
[Principles adverse]
To this head belongs
the part which whatever part is taken by government takes in per endowing
or permitting supporting the endowment of the
several monastic orders, on the one hand and in the enforcing
the observance of monastic vows [the vows by which persons
of both sexes engage themselves for life to the
observance of the laws by which those the several orders
are respectively characterized.]
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