French Prophets of Yesterday a Study of Religious Thought Under the Second Empi
French Prophets of Yesterday a Study of Religious Thought Under the Second Empi
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The murderer, voicing the spirit of eternal justice in rebellion against fate and caprice, will save mankind. The Ark is built, the Deluge will be in vain. And the Tormentor will finally be exorcised from His creation : — " And God, jealous God, who hidest Thy face, Who didst lie, when Thou saidst Thy work was good, My breath, Kneader of the ancient clay, One day shall exalt Thy living victim. Thou shalt say to him : Adore ! He will answer : No ! Prom hour to hour, Jehovah ! his mutinied streng...th Shall loose the grasp of Thine arm, And flinging down Thy yoke as a vile bond, The things created, free in conquered space, Will no more hearken when Thou speakest to them. To bring to naught the world that denies Thee, Thou shalt cause blood to flow like a sea, Shackles of iron to bite deep into flesh. In the endless horror thou shalt cause to flare The gulf of Hell beside the shrieking pyres. But when Thy priests, iron-jawed wolves, Glutted with human flesh and thin with rage, Shall seek the guerdon of the offered holocaust, Rising before thorn from the ashes of the just, THE POETS OF SCIENCE AND DESPAIR 197 I will scourge them with immortal scorn, And the little children of the avenged nations, Knowing Thy name no more, shall laugh in their cradles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The murderer, voicing the spirit of eternal justice in rebellion against fate and caprice, will save mankind. The Ark is built, the Deluge will be in vain. And the Tormentor will finally be exorcised from His creation : — " And God, jealous God, who hidest Thy face, Who didst lie, when Thou saidst Thy work was good, My breath, Kneader of the ancient clay, One day shall exalt Thy living victim. Thou shalt say to him : Adore ! He will answer : No ! Prom hour to hour, Jehovah ! his mutinied streng...th Shall loose the grasp of Thine arm, And flinging down Thy yoke as a vile bond, The things created, free in conquered space, Will no more hearken when Thou speakest to them. To bring to naught the world that denies Thee, Thou shalt cause blood to flow like a sea, Shackles of iron to bite deep into flesh. In the endless horror thou shalt cause to flare The gulf of Hell beside the shrieking pyres. But when Thy priests, iron-jawed wolves, Glutted with human flesh and thin with rage, Shall seek the guerdon of the offered holocaust, Rising before thorn from the ashes of the just, THE POETS OF SCIENCE AND DESPAIR 197 I will scourge them with immortal scorn, And the little children of the avenged nations, Knowing Thy name no more, shall laugh in their cradles.
What to read after French Prophets of Yesterday a Study of Religious Thought Under the Second Empi?
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