Christian Theology And Social Progress the Bampton Lectures for 1905
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Not yet do we pass into the serene heights of pure thought-reconstruction, artistic reverie, religious symbolism, and its heavy price for all but the elect, State- AGNOSTICISM 117 supremacy, which marks the later hitellectuaHsm. But he has already begun to despair of the INDIVIDUAL ! Freedom, as self-comprehension, cannot be attained by the single striver, only by the whole process. He turns, to our disappointment, from individuality to Pantheism ! interest is transferred from the many, rari na...ntes in gurgite vasto, to the human race, conceived by a generous fiction as the subject of evolution and development ; and we are confronted by that unanswerable dilemma, where is the worth of a heap, if the grains are valueless ; of an evolution, itself unconscious, where at no given point emerges the full delight of a realised end ? " It is altogether absurd, " says Hartmann, with an asperity which is almost justified, " to conceive evolution as end- in-itself and to ascribe to it an absolute value.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Not yet do we pass into the serene heights of pure thought-reconstruction, artistic reverie, religious symbolism, and its heavy price for all but the elect, State- AGNOSTICISM 117 supremacy, which marks the later hitellectuaHsm. But he has already begun to despair of the INDIVIDUAL ! Freedom, as self-comprehension, cannot be attained by the single striver, only by the whole process. He turns, to our disappointment, from individuality to Pantheism ! interest is transferred from the many, rari na...ntes in gurgite vasto, to the human race, conceived by a generous fiction as the subject of evolution and development ; and we are confronted by that unanswerable dilemma, where is the worth of a heap, if the grains are valueless ; of an evolution, itself unconscious, where at no given point emerges the full delight of a realised end ? " It is altogether absurd, " says Hartmann, with an asperity which is almost justified, " to conceive evolution as end- in-itself and to ascribe to it an absolute value.
What to read after Christian Theology And Social Progress the Bampton Lectures for 1905?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bussell, F. W. (Frederick William), 1862-1944 to read onlineMoreLess
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