Absolute Religion a View of the Absolute Religion Based On Philosophical Princ
Absolute Religion a View of the Absolute Religion Based On Philosophical Princ
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God is mind, and man in his essential nature is mind ; and with man's innate convictions and feelings in relation to rectitude, and without a full belief in God's rectitude, the true basis of harmony is wanting, and union with God under such circumstances cannot possibly exist. And therefore salvation fails.
5. — And this is not all. In order to reach the salvation which is involved in a unity with the di- vine life, it is further necessary to believe that God accepts us, loves us, protects us,... and is and will be a friend and father to us. This is one of the highest :ind most important acts of faith. But such are the laws and the generation of thought, that it is logic- ally and mentally impossible for us to do this, unless 10* 22 6 ABSOLUTE RELIGION.
we renounce evil in ourselves, or in the Scripture expression repent of sin. The harmony of ideas re- quires this. No man ever did or ever can believe in God as a friend and father to himself personally, and in the sense of an acceptance of himself into the re- lation of unity of life, so long as he is inwardly con- scious of doing things wilfully, which God disap- proves and forbids.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God is mind, and man in his essential nature is mind ; and with man's innate convictions and feelings in relation to rectitude, and without a full belief in God's rectitude, the true basis of harmony is wanting, and union with God under such circumstances cannot possibly exist. And therefore salvation fails.
5. — And this is not all. In order to reach the salvation which is involved in a unity with the di- vine life, it is further necessary to believe that God accepts us, loves us, protects us,... and is and will be a friend and father to us. This is one of the highest :ind most important acts of faith. But such are the laws and the generation of thought, that it is logic- ally and mentally impossible for us to do this, unless 10* 22 6 ABSOLUTE RELIGION.
we renounce evil in ourselves, or in the Scripture expression repent of sin. The harmony of ideas re- quires this. No man ever did or ever can believe in God as a friend and father to himself personally, and in the sense of an acceptance of himself into the re- lation of unity of life, so long as he is inwardly con- scious of doing things wilfully, which God disap- proves and forbids.
What to read after Absolute Religion a View of the Absolute Religion Based On Philosophical Princ?
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