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Excerpt from The Universality of Christ
The contrast in the case of the two Greek philosophers is strongest in the sphere of politics, where Aristotle has a quite clear con ception of the processes by which one form can give rise to another, and therefore how progress can be guided, while Plato has no suggestion for the initiation of the ideal state except the half humorous one, that all citizens over ten years of age should be banished and the others trained in the national nurseries by a philo sopher king. That is what happens when you leave the historical method out.
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