Dialogues Founded Upon Butlers Analogy of Religion
Dialogues Founded Upon Butlers Analogy of Religion
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B. So, then, a change of condition has taken place ; and what causes that change ?
C. An alteration in the state of surrounding matter.
B. And what is the cause of that alteration ?
C. I am unable to say.
A. I must confess, after listening to your argument, that such a change looks very like a creative act. It introduces us to the idea of a power, impressing upon matter a tendency to change. Such an idea is not, perhaps, exactly what we understand by creation. It is also, perhaps, no real proof... of a Personal God. Nevertheless, it points to something different from matter acting upon matter. For, com- mencing with the idea of self- development, as a reasonable hypothesis, we are gradually brought back to the time when self-develop- ment began ; and the Power, which gave to matter that capacity for self-development, is inconceivable, except as a distinct existence, external to that on which it operates.
C, Well, as I see I have no chance of con- vincing you that matter has an inherent power of action, I will leave the subject, only hoping that some day your minds will become a little THE DOCTRINE OF NECESSITY.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
B. So, then, a change of condition has taken place ; and what causes that change ?
C. An alteration in the state of surrounding matter.
B. And what is the cause of that alteration ?
C. I am unable to say.
A. I must confess, after listening to your argument, that such a change looks very like a creative act. It introduces us to the idea of a power, impressing upon matter a tendency to change. Such an idea is not, perhaps, exactly what we understand by creation. It is also, perhaps, no real proof... of a Personal God. Nevertheless, it points to something different from matter acting upon matter. For, com- mencing with the idea of self- development, as a reasonable hypothesis, we are gradually brought back to the time when self-develop- ment began ; and the Power, which gave to matter that capacity for self-development, is inconceivable, except as a distinct existence, external to that on which it operates.
C, Well, as I see I have no chance of con- vincing you that matter has an inherent power of action, I will leave the subject, only hoping that some day your minds will become a little THE DOCTRINE OF NECESSITY.
What to read after Dialogues Founded Upon Butlers Analogy of Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H R Huckin to read onlineMoreLess
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