Early Essays And Lectures
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" For some years her mind travelled in search of rest, and like most students of German thought before the middle of the century she paid a passing tribute to Pantheism. But from Jonathan Edwards to Spinoza she went over at one step. The abrupt transition may be accounted for by the probable action of Kant, who had not then become a buttress of ('liristianitij. Out of ten Englishmen, if there were ten, who read him in 1841, nine got no farther than the Crilique aj Pure. Reason^ and knew him as ...the dreaded assailant of popular evidences. When George Eliot stood before his statue at Berlin, she was seized with a burst of gi'atitude, hut she hardly became familiar with his latest works. " 94 EARLY ESSAYS AND LECTURES the deductions at which they arrived, are as distinct as the philosophical teachings of Mill or Hamilton, and the Scriptural exegesis that is taught in a Protestant seminary. The work of the former was positive; of the latter, consciously or unconsciously, negative, and, if you will, destructive.
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" For some years her mind travelled in search of rest, and like most students of German thought before the middle of the century she paid a passing tribute to Pantheism. But from Jonathan Edwards to Spinoza she went over at one step. The abrupt transition may be accounted for by the probable action of Kant, who had not then become a buttress of ('liristianitij. Out of ten Englishmen, if there were ten, who read him in 1841, nine got no farther than the Crilique aj Pure. Reason^ and knew him as ...the dreaded assailant of popular evidences. When George Eliot stood before his statue at Berlin, she was seized with a burst of gi'atitude, hut she hardly became familiar with his latest works. " 94 EARLY ESSAYS AND LECTURES the deductions at which they arrived, are as distinct as the philosophical teachings of Mill or Hamilton, and the Scriptural exegesis that is taught in a Protestant seminary. The work of the former was positive; of the latter, consciously or unconsciously, negative, and, if you will, destructive.
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