Essays On Faith And Immortality
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Passing out of child- hood physical, mental and moral the man becomes a social (if not a humanitarian or a divine) being and agent ; becomes consciously sympathetic and co-oper- ant with that intentio Natures that gave birth to him ; and he tends at last to recognise the identity between the " I " that lives in his separate human organism and the " I " that is the conscious subject and agent of the whole Nature-process ; which latter " I " is totus (totaliter)in toto, et totus (etsinon totalite...r)in qualibetfyarte. Now, not only is he capable of self-formation ab intra, but also of a free self-adjustment to the Universal good; he has passed from the bondage of the law to the liberty of the Gospel ; he has returned to himself.
THE SELF AND THE WHOLE 205 2. SEPARATENESS If by a distinct Self we mean the one Self con- sidered as the subject of a distinct act, we learn to give a somewhat new turn to the transeunt omnia of the mystics and ascetics. Every act, every self is, in one sense, indestructible and immortal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Passing out of child- hood physical, mental and moral the man becomes a social (if not a humanitarian or a divine) being and agent ; becomes consciously sympathetic and co-oper- ant with that intentio Natures that gave birth to him ; and he tends at last to recognise the identity between the " I " that lives in his separate human organism and the " I " that is the conscious subject and agent of the whole Nature-process ; which latter " I " is totus (totaliter)in toto, et totus (etsinon totalite...r)in qualibetfyarte. Now, not only is he capable of self-formation ab intra, but also of a free self-adjustment to the Universal good; he has passed from the bondage of the law to the liberty of the Gospel ; he has returned to himself.
THE SELF AND THE WHOLE 205 2. SEPARATENESS If by a distinct Self we mean the one Self con- sidered as the subject of a distinct act, we learn to give a somewhat new turn to the transeunt omnia of the mystics and ascetics. Every act, every self is, in one sense, indestructible and immortal.
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