Religion And Philosophy
Religion And Philosophy
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Digitized by Google CH. IV EVIL 137 In this case, for instance, there are three conceivable hypotheses, either of which might be adopted by science without greatly altering its particular problems ; but for ethics they are poles asunder. (i.) If the process is really mechanical, the habits may be explained, but they are not sins, (ii.) If a central mind such as that of God directs the process, then the habits in question are not our sins but God*s. (iii.) If, as above suggested, the process is ...in the hands of the evolving species, the bad or superseded habits are sinful, but they are not explained.
Thus the evolutionary view of the question only restates the problem in terms which conceal the fact that no solution is offered.
3. We can now proceed to the last and for our purpose the most important question, namely, how evil and error can coexist in the same universe side by side with truth and goodness, and how a universe so composed can be described ; whether, that is, we can call it either good or evil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Digitized by Google CH. IV EVIL 137 In this case, for instance, there are three conceivable hypotheses, either of which might be adopted by science without greatly altering its particular problems ; but for ethics they are poles asunder. (i.) If the process is really mechanical, the habits may be explained, but they are not sins, (ii.) If a central mind such as that of God directs the process, then the habits in question are not our sins but God*s. (iii.) If, as above suggested, the process is ...in the hands of the evolving species, the bad or superseded habits are sinful, but they are not explained.
Thus the evolutionary view of the question only restates the problem in terms which conceal the fact that no solution is offered.
3. We can now proceed to the last and for our purpose the most important question, namely, how evil and error can coexist in the same universe side by side with truth and goodness, and how a universe so composed can be described ; whether, that is, we can call it either good or evil.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by R G Robin George Collingwood to read onlineMoreLess
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