Spiritual discipline

Definition and stakes

John Foster,  An Essay on the Evils of Popular Ignorance

“ It is then admitted, inevitably, that the discipline, the correction, the improvement, the maturation of this spiritual being to the highest attainable degree, is the great object to be desired by men, for themselves and one another. That is to say, that knowledge, cultivation, salutary exercise, wisdom, all that can conduce to the perfection of the mind, form the state in which it is due to man's nature that he should be endeavored to be placed. ”
Source: Gutenberg

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