Education And Modern Secularism
Education And Modern Secularism
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But here we see how impossible it is for the " rational spirit " to treat of these matters in an impartial manner. That the supernatural element of reli- gion should be dealt with impartially, should mean — that there should be no predisposition towards the side of materialism. But the characteristic feature of the rationalism of to- day is decidedly materialistic, for it embodies a spirit and method derived solely from sen- suous experience and opposed to admitting of THE CULTURE OF SCEPTICISM.... 25 any other reality. Therefore it happens that the " rational " habit of thought, so far from ap- proaching the question of the supernatural in an unbiassed and rational manner, starts with a vast weight of predisposition all of which has been gathered from perpetual contact with material forces. But there is in the spirit of rationalism, by virtue of its origin, a total ab- sence of any bias or illumination gained, either from the influence of speculative reason, or from the instinctive and spiritual faculties.
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But here we see how impossible it is for the " rational spirit " to treat of these matters in an impartial manner. That the supernatural element of reli- gion should be dealt with impartially, should mean — that there should be no predisposition towards the side of materialism. But the characteristic feature of the rationalism of to- day is decidedly materialistic, for it embodies a spirit and method derived solely from sen- suous experience and opposed to admitting of THE CULTURE OF SCEPTICISM.... 25 any other reality. Therefore it happens that the " rational " habit of thought, so far from ap- proaching the question of the supernatural in an unbiassed and rational manner, starts with a vast weight of predisposition all of which has been gathered from perpetual contact with material forces. But there is in the spirit of rationalism, by virtue of its origin, a total ab- sence of any bias or illumination gained, either from the influence of speculative reason, or from the instinctive and spiritual faculties.
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