Culture And Restraint
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If he thinks there can be no corre- spondence between what is best in himself and the Su- preme Power, no real response to his own noblest attri- butes, nothing that can be called sympathy between his highest moral nature and the non-moral Power that rules by law, how can he possibly have towards such a scheme of things feelings, that by any meaning that can be put into language can be termed worship, or that are worthy to be called religion? It is playing with words. A man's religion must repr...esent the highest CULTURE AS RELIGION 109 he knows, and in this case the highest he knows is in himself, not in the Supreme Power he yet is supposed to worship.
Such a view of the universe puts the highest quali- ties of man at a discount, and on such a purely natural- istic basis it is difficult to see how morality could ever get above the level of prudence, and worldly wisdom, and the guarded acceptance of some occult moral cause and effect, which a wise man will see does not come into collision with himself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If he thinks there can be no corre- spondence between what is best in himself and the Su- preme Power, no real response to his own noblest attri- butes, nothing that can be called sympathy between his highest moral nature and the non-moral Power that rules by law, how can he possibly have towards such a scheme of things feelings, that by any meaning that can be put into language can be termed worship, or that are worthy to be called religion? It is playing with words. A man's religion must repr...esent the highest CULTURE AS RELIGION 109 he knows, and in this case the highest he knows is in himself, not in the Supreme Power he yet is supposed to worship.
Such a view of the universe puts the highest quali- ties of man at a discount, and on such a purely natural- istic basis it is difficult to see how morality could ever get above the level of prudence, and worldly wisdom, and the guarded acceptance of some occult moral cause and effect, which a wise man will see does not come into collision with himself.
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