Essays in Philosophy
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251 confusion in which the revealed facts themselves become involved, — and we can escape this punishment only by restraining our logical and scientific forces within their appropriate territory. Eeasoning itself demonstrates, that contradiction of thought must follow any attempt to find the rationale of the " revelation" of God, pre- sented in Providence and Holy Scripture. The only " theology" that is possible is thus the fruit of an induc- tive study of a series of events and documents, all ...of which reveal God, — as far as man can receive the revela- tion, and also the weakness and narrowness of human understanding, which cannot entertain, far less work out, a scientific theory of what the phenomena thus practi- cally manifest.
Revealed theology — whether the Eevelation be con- tained in the evolutions of nature or in the words of a book — is thus a body of practical knowledge, * rather than a science of speculative truths concerning the ab- solute relations of man to God. The one is demanded by the cravings of the human heart ; the other is not in analogy with the human faculties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
251 confusion in which the revealed facts themselves become involved, — and we can escape this punishment only by restraining our logical and scientific forces within their appropriate territory. Eeasoning itself demonstrates, that contradiction of thought must follow any attempt to find the rationale of the " revelation" of God, pre- sented in Providence and Holy Scripture. The only " theology" that is possible is thus the fruit of an induc- tive study of a series of events and documents, all ...of which reveal God, — as far as man can receive the revela- tion, and also the weakness and narrowness of human understanding, which cannot entertain, far less work out, a scientific theory of what the phenomena thus practi- cally manifest.
Revealed theology — whether the Eevelation be con- tained in the evolutions of nature or in the words of a book — is thus a body of practical knowledge, * rather than a science of speculative truths concerning the ab- solute relations of man to God. The one is demanded by the cravings of the human heart ; the other is not in analogy with the human faculties.
What to read after Essays in Philosophy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fraser, Alexander Campbell, 1819-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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