Browning And the Christian Faith; the Evidences of Christianity From Browning's Point of View
Browning And the Christian Faith; the Evidences of Christianity From Browning's Point of View
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Of splendid physique, a man of robust health, of typically sound mind, happy in his surround- ings, with everything to make life enjoyable, it may be said he would have had to go very far out of his way to be other than optimistic.
There is not much in such an objection. Health is normal ; disease abnormal. Physiology and psychology teach us that nature intends our bodily functions to be performed without friction.
When the^processes go easily the result is what we call health ; health being a ...feeling of well- being and contentment, we are cheerful and disposed to look on the bright side of things, to make light of difficulties, and be helpful to others. If there be any aim at all in Nature, and only madmen doubt it, such conditions as these are normal, and any departure from them tends to be pathological. A philosophy of life derived from a healthy source is more likely to be right and worthy of acceptance than its opposite. Our healthy Browning is a better teacher, therefore, than a morbid Schopenhauer, Hartmann, or Leopardi.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of splendid physique, a man of robust health, of typically sound mind, happy in his surround- ings, with everything to make life enjoyable, it may be said he would have had to go very far out of his way to be other than optimistic.
There is not much in such an objection. Health is normal ; disease abnormal. Physiology and psychology teach us that nature intends our bodily functions to be performed without friction.
When the^processes go easily the result is what we call health ; health being a ...feeling of well- being and contentment, we are cheerful and disposed to look on the bright side of things, to make light of difficulties, and be helpful to others. If there be any aim at all in Nature, and only madmen doubt it, such conditions as these are normal, and any departure from them tends to be pathological. A philosophy of life derived from a healthy source is more likely to be right and worthy of acceptance than its opposite. Our healthy Browning is a better teacher, therefore, than a morbid Schopenhauer, Hartmann, or Leopardi.
What to read after Browning And the Christian Faith; the Evidences of Christianity From Browning's Point of View?
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