Essays Philosophical And Theological volume 1
Essays Philosophical And Theological volume 1
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We cannot follow Descartes in treating them as mere automata. Their whole distinctive sig- 168 NATURE AND GOD- nificnnce lies in their being separate centres of at least incipient individuality ; and to represent them as only media of a Divine incarnation is offensive alike to science and to religion. Here, then, it seems impos- sible to dispense with the idea of delegated power, detached by one remove from the universal source, and lent out for a term of life to work the conditions of a distin...ct existence. The instincts and sponta- neities of animals constitute a true Divine guidance, adjusted as they are in accurate relation to their exter- nal position, and restrained within definite limits of possibility : but this very method and preconception imply an abstinence for the time being of direct and momentary volition, and a consignment of the whole phenomena, in group or system, to a determinate "na- ture" or "constitution. " The difference is perhaps, after all, incident only to our point of view, and would disappear could we contemplate the world " under the form of eternity.
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We cannot follow Descartes in treating them as mere automata. Their whole distinctive sig- 168 NATURE AND GOD- nificnnce lies in their being separate centres of at least incipient individuality ; and to represent them as only media of a Divine incarnation is offensive alike to science and to religion. Here, then, it seems impos- sible to dispense with the idea of delegated power, detached by one remove from the universal source, and lent out for a term of life to work the conditions of a distin...ct existence. The instincts and sponta- neities of animals constitute a true Divine guidance, adjusted as they are in accurate relation to their exter- nal position, and restrained within definite limits of possibility : but this very method and preconception imply an abstinence for the time being of direct and momentary volition, and a consignment of the whole phenomena, in group or system, to a determinate "na- ture" or "constitution. " The difference is perhaps, after all, incident only to our point of view, and would disappear could we contemplate the world " under the form of eternity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Martineau to read onlineMoreLess
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