An Historical Interpretation of Philosophy
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God no more expounds the all than the all expounds God. Indeed, exposition between such shift- ing terms lapses, like the last stages of a dream, into a bare sense of motion, sinking into unreality.
Nothing is more illusory than a philosophy which is hovering, like eddying mist, over this abyss of pantheism. It will affirm almost anything you wish under familiar terms of experience, but there is in its affluent affirma- tions neither significance nor substance. Its conceptions are those of a dr...eam, which have among themselves a cer- tain coherence, but disappear never to return. On, ever on, till swallowed up in nothingness, is the law of their being. The pantheistic philosopher has gone to sleep, so far as sensible realities are concerned. He knows nothing of them save as furnishing the intangible shadows of his multitudinous fancies. It is only facts, with their firm outline, that can hold and occupy a waking world. This dream of pantheism has often been dreamt, but chiefly by minds whose inner processes are so unvarying that they soon become enclosed, like a chrysalis, in their own web.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God no more expounds the all than the all expounds God. Indeed, exposition between such shift- ing terms lapses, like the last stages of a dream, into a bare sense of motion, sinking into unreality.
Nothing is more illusory than a philosophy which is hovering, like eddying mist, over this abyss of pantheism. It will affirm almost anything you wish under familiar terms of experience, but there is in its affluent affirma- tions neither significance nor substance. Its conceptions are those of a dr...eam, which have among themselves a cer- tain coherence, but disappear never to return. On, ever on, till swallowed up in nothingness, is the law of their being. The pantheistic philosopher has gone to sleep, so far as sensible realities are concerned. He knows nothing of them save as furnishing the intangible shadows of his multitudinous fancies. It is only facts, with their firm outline, that can hold and occupy a waking world. This dream of pantheism has often been dreamt, but chiefly by minds whose inner processes are so unvarying that they soon become enclosed, like a chrysalis, in their own web.
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