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from: The spiritual foundation of morality by: Rudolph Steiner But knowing what one ought to do, what is morally correct, is of least importance in this realm. What is of most importance, on the other hand, is that there should be impulses living within us, which through their inward strength, their inward power, translate themselves into moral actions. As is well known, moral sermons do not produce this result. Morality can be
established only if human beings are guided to sources from which they can receive the impulses that lead to moral conduct. Top of page
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