Challenging a God
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Although our natural skepticism would tempt us to ridicule this theory of individual fate, we are yet vaguely aware of the existence of such power. Even the slang-filled mouth of the Broadway loafer unconsciously utters a volume of wisdom when it says : " He got what was coming to him. " Something happened to the object of his comment; something natural, apparently; something that should have hap- pened to him ; something that could only have happened to that particular individual, because his ...being, his me, is what it is.
We study our fellow-man ; we try to discover his soul-qualities, his generosity or selfishness, his faith or weakness, his ambition or laziness. And we come to a certain conclusion regarding his fate. His fate should be thus and such, be- cause the quality of his being is so and so. Nor can we think of an intensely self-absorbed being, satisfying the cry of his self with liquor and base passions, becoming the president of the United States.
Simple, is it not, this law of individual fate?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Although our natural skepticism would tempt us to ridicule this theory of individual fate, we are yet vaguely aware of the existence of such power. Even the slang-filled mouth of the Broadway loafer unconsciously utters a volume of wisdom when it says : " He got what was coming to him. " Something happened to the object of his comment; something natural, apparently; something that should have hap- pened to him ; something that could only have happened to that particular individual, because his ...being, his me, is what it is.
We study our fellow-man ; we try to discover his soul-qualities, his generosity or selfishness, his faith or weakness, his ambition or laziness. And we come to a certain conclusion regarding his fate. His fate should be thus and such, be- cause the quality of his being is so and so. Nor can we think of an intensely self-absorbed being, satisfying the cry of his self with liquor and base passions, becoming the president of the United States.
Simple, is it not, this law of individual fate?
What to read after Challenging a God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vanderbyll, Henry Rosch to read onlineMoreLess
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