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Now all hands were at work to heave it out of the grave , and all voices , as it was raised , proclaimed its weight and augured its value . Knowledge and ideas emerged only from a situation in which learners had to draw them out of experiences that had meaning and importance to them ( see Democracy and Education , 1916 ) . After all , as I said , I ’ ll be a Duke graduate student next fall , and I certainly don ’ t want to run into teachers who hate me or administrators trying to run me out of town . We want to talk about the steps our government needs to take to lift us out of the cesspool the Republicans have created in Washington and move us back toward the ideals upon which this country was founded . She showed Kenichi her lobster - - barely able to hold it out of the water - - knowing that he was thrilled because , as always , she shared it with him . The sources for the Court 's rulings were there , in the Constitution , even if it did take a high degree of creativity , to be charitable , to draw them out , and even if doing so did fly in the face , for the most part , of a century and a half of constitutional jurisprudence that went the other way . For there was never any of Christ 's soldiers in the Militant Church which have not been exercised in this warfare : there was never any so strong in faith but Satan durst encounter him , even the Apostles , yea Adam in the state of innocency , yea our Savior Christ himself ; there were never any so constant in the course of Christianity , but the world hath fought to draw them out of the right way be her baits or prosperity , or to force them to sin by threatening adversity ; there were never any that have had in them one spark of God 's spirit ( Christ excepted ) who have not felt it assaulted and often foiled by the flesh .