Absolute Idealism And Immortality
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But in distinction from Kant's definition of self as merely a valid law Royce defines it as a life. Its individuality is gained through its relation to God. Yet in Him it nevertheless dwells as an individual. It is an unique expression of the divine purpose.
At the same time it is to be insisted upon that in the present form of human consciousness, the true Self of any individual man is an ideal rather than a datum. All individual lives, plans and experiences find their imity in God. They do so..., however, in such a manner that there is but one ultimate and integrated Self, that of the Absolute. Our individuality as distinct from other individualities is retained merely in so far as our life-plans are mutually contrasting life-plans, each one reaching its com- pletion only as it recognizes its own difference from other life- plans. The self, then, is never found as a completely realized fact. It is an ideal, having its true place in the eternal world where all plans have their fulfillment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But in distinction from Kant's definition of self as merely a valid law Royce defines it as a life. Its individuality is gained through its relation to God. Yet in Him it nevertheless dwells as an individual. It is an unique expression of the divine purpose.
At the same time it is to be insisted upon that in the present form of human consciousness, the true Self of any individual man is an ideal rather than a datum. All individual lives, plans and experiences find their imity in God. They do so..., however, in such a manner that there is but one ultimate and integrated Self, that of the Absolute. Our individuality as distinct from other individualities is retained merely in so far as our life-plans are mutually contrasting life-plans, each one reaching its com- pletion only as it recognizes its own difference from other life- plans. The self, then, is never found as a completely realized fact. It is an ideal, having its true place in the eternal world where all plans have their fulfillment.
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