Who encouraged you to dance? Who forced you to admit that you thought our glorious Cause was neither glorious nor sacred? Who goaded you into admitting that you thought men were fools to die for high-sounding principles?

是谁怂勇你跳舞呢？是谁强迫你承认了你认为我们主义既不光荣也不神圣呢？是谁促使你承认你觉得那些为响亮信条而牺牲人便是傻瓜呢？谁帮助你给了那些老太太许多闲谈资料呢？谁正在劝说你前几年便匆匆地脱掉呢？

Moore refers to Mircea Eliade who, in his book The Sacred and The Profane, explains how our modern society is based solely on the profane and no longer acknowledges the sacred as an ontologically unique space.

摩尔引用是米尔恰·伊利亚德，他在《神圣与世俗》一书中出，现代社会仅基于世俗空间，不认可神圣空间本体独立性。

The interest you cherish is lawless and unconsecrated.

你所珍视是非法且不神圣。

There is no divinely sanctioned moral order.

不存在神圣认可道德秩序。

Karl Marx saw religion as an agent of social stratification, which served those in power by legitimizing the status quo and framing existing inequality as part of a divine plan.

卡尔马克思宗教视为社会分层代理人，它通过使现状合法化并现有不平等视为神圣计划一部分来为当权者务。

For many people, even in Britain today, the killing of a king, or regicide as it is known, was a terrible, evil, ungodly thing.

对于许多人来说， 甚至在今天英国，处决一个国王， 也就是所谓弑君罪，是一件可怕、邪恶、不神圣事情。

Nor are they ashamed to cut strong spear-shaft from sacred trees, or to make a covering for their shields from the worn-out ox.

他们也不羞于从神圣树上砍下坚实矛杆，或用破旧牛革制作盾牌覆面。

We are talking about the Puritan or Protestant work ethic here, that it is godly to work and ungodly to waste time.

我们在这里谈论是清教徒或新教工作伦理，认为工作是神圣， 浪费时间则是不神圣。

The person without the Spirit does not accept the things that come from the Spirit of God but considers them foolishness, and cannot understand them because they are discerned only through the Spirit.

然而，属血气人不领会　神圣灵事，反倒以为愚拙，并且不能知道，因为这些事惟有属灵人才能看透。

Instead of living by the divine life, we may turn to the old life and ask the Lord Jesus to help us to improve ourselves.

我们不凭神圣生命活着，反而可能转向旧生命，求主耶稣帮助我们改进自己。

And if every day, every moment is filled with the sacred verse, there's nothing that's not sacred.

如果每一天，每一刻都充满了神圣诗句，那么就没有不神圣东西了。

She wrote, I saw the pale student of unhallowed arts kneeling beside the thing he had put together.

她写道，我看到那个苍白不神圣艺术学生跪在他拼凑东西旁边。