A Pantheistic View of the Universe
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It puts good and evil in proper perspective and shews them for what they are, the satisfactions and frustrations of human needs and desires.
The behef that " God is all and all is God " is not a comforting doctrine like the belief in one benevolent God. It offers no Father-figure to be worshipped. It sees both friend and enemy behind, or rather, in phenomena. It makes no facile promise that better things will be brought about by the intervention of some other worldly agent. It takes the realist...ic view that all things and events, whether they appear to us to be good or evil, are all " parts " of the one indivisible Reality.
Yet this belief in the oneness of all things should not lead us into fatalism; into the behef that whatever happens, however disastrous it may be to us, is either determined by the natural order of things or brought about by the will of Deity, and that there is nothing we can do about it. It is only the minority in whom the life force is at a low ebb who will take this pessimistic life- negating view.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It puts good and evil in proper perspective and shews them for what they are, the satisfactions and frustrations of human needs and desires.
The behef that " God is all and all is God " is not a comforting doctrine like the belief in one benevolent God. It offers no Father-figure to be worshipped. It sees both friend and enemy behind, or rather, in phenomena. It makes no facile promise that better things will be brought about by the intervention of some other worldly agent. It takes the realist...ic view that all things and events, whether they appear to us to be good or evil, are all " parts " of the one indivisible Reality.
Yet this belief in the oneness of all things should not lead us into fatalism; into the behef that whatever happens, however disastrous it may be to us, is either determined by the natural order of things or brought about by the will of Deity, and that there is nothing we can do about it. It is only the minority in whom the life force is at a low ebb who will take this pessimistic life- negating view.
What to read after A Pantheistic View of the Universe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Plumb to read onlineMoreLess
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