Beliefs of the Unbelievers: And Other Discourses
Beliefs of the Unbelievers: And Other Discourses
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Mr. Mill's argument, which was touched on last Sunday, owes its force to the assumption that a personal Being, such as we can picture in. Our imagination, is directly responsible for the suffering, sorrow, loss, ruin and guilt that blacken and curse mankind. Take away that assumption, admit frankly that there is no per- sonal Being corresponding to our thoughts; that the 23 Being \vho projected the universe into existence, and is law and guidance and support to it, is a Being of whom we have bu...t the most shadowy outline, of whose attributes we have no fair, conception what- ever, and however mysterious the universe may be, however insoluble, at present, its problem, we are no longer concerned to reconcile the uglv facts that O ' y * we see with Almighty power, wisdom or love.
The agony that good hearts experience at sight of the misery of the world is owing to the contrast between ivhat they see and what they feel not be- tween things as they are, and an infinite goodness : for they do not see things as.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Mill's argument, which was touched on last Sunday, owes its force to the assumption that a personal Being, such as we can picture in. Our imagination, is directly responsible for the suffering, sorrow, loss, ruin and guilt that blacken and curse mankind. Take away that assumption, admit frankly that there is no per- sonal Being corresponding to our thoughts; that the 23 Being \vho projected the universe into existence, and is law and guidance and support to it, is a Being of whom we have bu...t the most shadowy outline, of whose attributes we have no fair, conception what- ever, and however mysterious the universe may be, however insoluble, at present, its problem, we are no longer concerned to reconcile the uglv facts that O ' y * we see with Almighty power, wisdom or love.
The agony that good hearts experience at sight of the misery of the world is owing to the contrast between ivhat they see and what they feel not be- tween things as they are, and an infinite goodness : for they do not see things as.
What to read after Beliefs of the Unbelievers: And Other Discourses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Octavius Brooks Frothingham to read onlineMoreLess
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