Fortnightly Sermons ... 1895-96
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But what is this doubt of appearances but the search after reality? He who makes the discovery that " all forms are fugitive," is close upon the other discovery that "substances survive." The refusal of the awakened mind to accept what it sees as final, — what is this but another way of saying that it becomes conscious that the reality which confronts it is infinite ?
To this consciousness that we stand in the presence of the Infinite, we are brought slowly and painfully by 12 THE RELIGIOUS VAL...UE OF SCEPTICISM.
the doubting intellect. It lias scrutinized the path; it has stopped before doors that for the time seemed to shut out hope of further progress; but door after door has opened, until at last it cries wonderingly: "End there is none to the Universe of God; lo, also, there is no beginning." The thinking man has ceased to believe in the limits which were once set for matter and force.
He has learned that the energy which to. first appear- ances seemed spent in a single action, in reality per- sists, and that not an atom can be proved to have perished.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But what is this doubt of appearances but the search after reality? He who makes the discovery that " all forms are fugitive," is close upon the other discovery that "substances survive." The refusal of the awakened mind to accept what it sees as final, — what is this but another way of saying that it becomes conscious that the reality which confronts it is infinite ?
To this consciousness that we stand in the presence of the Infinite, we are brought slowly and painfully by 12 THE RELIGIOUS VAL...UE OF SCEPTICISM.
the doubting intellect. It lias scrutinized the path; it has stopped before doors that for the time seemed to shut out hope of further progress; but door after door has opened, until at last it cries wonderingly: "End there is none to the Universe of God; lo, also, there is no beginning." The thinking man has ceased to believe in the limits which were once set for matter and force.
He has learned that the energy which to. first appear- ances seemed spent in a single action, in reality per- sists, and that not an atom can be proved to have perished.
What to read after Fortnightly Sermons ... 1895-96?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crothers, Samuel Mcchord, 1857-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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