God the Known And God the Unknown
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We ought therefore to regard our supposed tufts of leaves as a tree, that is to say, as a compound existence, each one of whose componentitems is compounded of others which are also in their turn compounded. But the tree above described is no imaginary parallel to the conditionof life upon the globe; it is perhaps as accurate a description of theTree of Life as can be put into so small a compass. The most sure proofof a man's identity is the power to remember that such and such thingshappened, ...which none but he can know; the most sure proof of hisremembering is the power to react his part in the original drama, whatever it may have been; if a man can repeat a performance withconsummate truth, and can stand any amount of cross-questioning aboutit, he is the performer of the original performance, whatever it was. The memories which all living forms prove by their actions that theypossess-the memories of their common identity with a single person inwhom they meet-this is incontestable proof of their being animated bya common soul.
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We ought therefore to regard our supposed tufts of leaves as a tree, that is to say, as a compound existence, each one of whose componentitems is compounded of others which are also in their turn compounded. But the tree above described is no imaginary parallel to the conditionof life upon the globe; it is perhaps as accurate a description of theTree of Life as can be put into so small a compass. The most sure proofof a man's identity is the power to remember that such and such thingshappened, ...which none but he can know; the most sure proof of hisremembering is the power to react his part in the original drama, whatever it may have been; if a man can repeat a performance withconsummate truth, and can stand any amount of cross-questioning aboutit, he is the performer of the original performance, whatever it was. The memories which all living forms prove by their actions that theypossess-the memories of their common identity with a single person inwhom they meet-this is incontestable proof of their being animated bya common soul.
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