Giordano Bruno
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The ghastlyspectacle of the endless material universe, infinite dust, in truth, starry as it may look to our terrestrial eyes--that prospect fromwhich Pascal's faithful soul recoiled so painfully--induced in Brunoonly the delightful consciousness of an ever-widening kinship [241]and sympathy, since every one of those infinite worlds must have itssympathetic inhabitants. Scruples of conscience, if he felt such, might well be pushed aside for the "excellency" of such knowledge asthis. To shut the... eyes, whether of the body or the mind, would be akind of dark ingratitude; the one sin, to believe directly orindirectly in any absolutely dead matter anywhere, because involvingdenial of the indwelling spirit. A free spirit, certainly, as ofold! Through all his pantheistic flights, from horizon to horizon, it was still the thought of liberty that presented itself to theinfinite relish of this "prodigal son" of Dominic. God the Spirithad made all things indifferently, with a largeness, a beneficence, impiously belied by any theory of restrictions, distinctions, absolute limitations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ghastlyspectacle of the endless material universe, infinite dust, in truth, starry as it may look to our terrestrial eyes--that prospect fromwhich Pascal's faithful soul recoiled so painfully--induced in Brunoonly the delightful consciousness of an ever-widening kinship [241]and sympathy, since every one of those infinite worlds must have itssympathetic inhabitants. Scruples of conscience, if he felt such, might well be pushed aside for the "excellency" of such knowledge asthis. To shut the... eyes, whether of the body or the mind, would be akind of dark ingratitude; the one sin, to believe directly orindirectly in any absolutely dead matter anywhere, because involvingdenial of the indwelling spirit. A free spirit, certainly, as ofold! Through all his pantheistic flights, from horizon to horizon, it was still the thought of liberty that presented itself to theinfinite relish of this "prodigal son" of Dominic. God the Spirithad made all things indifferently, with a largeness, a beneficence, impiously belied by any theory of restrictions, distinctions, absolute limitations.
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