Aids to Faith; a Series of Theological Essays
Aids to Faith; a Series of Theological Essays
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177 BYstem of optimism was founded, which acknowledged the State not mei*el7 as a necessary or^^anization, but as the highest realization of the ideal ot society, and re- jectecf all factious and democratic tendencies as perni- cious errors ; while, in their ecclesiastical tendencies, Hegel's principles seemed rather to verge towards Ro- manism than towards .the dissolution of all formal au- thority, which appeared imminent as a development of infidelity under the thin disguise of rational Prot...es- tantism. He was, in fact, by taste, habits, and disposi- tion a conservative, both as regarded the outward frame- work of church and state, and the dogmatic represen- tation of religious truths. It may seem strange ; but it was a proof of the clear insight and vigorous intel- lect of Strauss, that in the fundamental principles of that philosopher's system, he discerned the motive power which he required to overthrow all which it ap- peared ta accept so unreservedly and to defend with unprecedented success.
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177 BYstem of optimism was founded, which acknowledged the State not mei*el7 as a necessary or^^anization, but as the highest realization of the ideal ot society, and re- jectecf all factious and democratic tendencies as perni- cious errors ; while, in their ecclesiastical tendencies, Hegel's principles seemed rather to verge towards Ro- manism than towards .the dissolution of all formal au- thority, which appeared imminent as a development of infidelity under the thin disguise of rational Prot...es- tantism. He was, in fact, by taste, habits, and disposi- tion a conservative, both as regarded the outward frame- work of church and state, and the dogmatic represen- tation of religious truths. It may seem strange ; but it was a proof of the clear insight and vigorous intel- lect of Strauss, that in the fundamental principles of that philosopher's system, he discerned the motive power which he required to overthrow all which it ap- peared ta accept so unreservedly and to defend with unprecedented success.
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