Christianity And Idealism;
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It must be observed, therefore, that science transforms the ordi- nary view of the world by penetrating to those permanent conditions or relations which are not obvious to perception, but are only 174 THE CHRISTIAN IDEAL OF LIFE brought to light by the persistent endeavour to find the identical in the different. The reality which science discovers is in one way an ideal world, a world which exists only as a construction of the scientific intellect, but it is at the same time a much truer appre-... hension of reality than that ordinary view of things from which science is developed, though it may be said that the ordinary view contains implicitly more than science does justice to. Thus the physicist and chemist virtually set aside all the sensible relations of things, — not because these fall outside of the real world, but because they do not come within the scope of their science, — leaving them to be dealt with by the more concrete sciences of physiology and psy- chology. If, therefore, we fail to observe the transformation which science effects in our ordinary view of the world, we shall fall into the mistake of supposing that it is merely a "description" of sensible objects, and if we insist upon the reality of the abstract world of relations upon which science, for its own >oses, concentrates attention, we shall fall IDEALISM IN RELATION TO THE SCIENCES 175 into the opposite mistake of hypostatising this abstract world, and identifying it with the real world in its completeness.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It must be observed, therefore, that science transforms the ordi- nary view of the world by penetrating to those permanent conditions or relations which are not obvious to perception, but are only 174 THE CHRISTIAN IDEAL OF LIFE brought to light by the persistent endeavour to find the identical in the different. The reality which science discovers is in one way an ideal world, a world which exists only as a construction of the scientific intellect, but it is at the same time a much truer appre-... hension of reality than that ordinary view of things from which science is developed, though it may be said that the ordinary view contains implicitly more than science does justice to. Thus the physicist and chemist virtually set aside all the sensible relations of things, — not because these fall outside of the real world, but because they do not come within the scope of their science, — leaving them to be dealt with by the more concrete sciences of physiology and psy- chology. If, therefore, we fail to observe the transformation which science effects in our ordinary view of the world, we shall fall into the mistake of supposing that it is merely a "description" of sensible objects, and if we insist upon the reality of the abstract world of relations upon which science, for its own >oses, concentrates attention, we shall fall IDEALISM IN RELATION TO THE SCIENCES 175 into the opposite mistake of hypostatising this abstract world, and identifying it with the real world in its completeness.
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