Higher Law: a Romance
Higher Law: a Romance
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* It is very curious to see how constantly the train of modern thought carries us to the idea of unity in all things : unity of physical life, unity of intellectual life, unity of moral life, ever revealing itself to the unbiased thought of mankind, until we find ourselves brought face to face with the idea of universal Oneness, similar to that which formed the intense and absorbing impression of the founder of Christianity. None have recognised so vividly as Jesus the unity of the moral univer...se with Deity.
The famous Frenchman who has given a new system of philo- sophy to our age, seems similarly to have felt the necessity of unity in the physical sciences, before he set about to demon- strate its existence. And yet, though working in precisely the same direction, Auguste Comte considered himself to be anti- Christian, and his followers are dubbed Atheists! It is much thd same with our own admirable Darwin.' * Another illustration of the multiplicity of the ways in which God fulfils Himself,' said Noel, * as well as of man's unconscious- ness as to the significance of his own work.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
* It is very curious to see how constantly the train of modern thought carries us to the idea of unity in all things : unity of physical life, unity of intellectual life, unity of moral life, ever revealing itself to the unbiased thought of mankind, until we find ourselves brought face to face with the idea of universal Oneness, similar to that which formed the intense and absorbing impression of the founder of Christianity. None have recognised so vividly as Jesus the unity of the moral univer...se with Deity.
The famous Frenchman who has given a new system of philo- sophy to our age, seems similarly to have felt the necessity of unity in the physical sciences, before he set about to demon- strate its existence. And yet, though working in precisely the same direction, Auguste Comte considered himself to be anti- Christian, and his followers are dubbed Atheists! It is much thd same with our own admirable Darwin.' * Another illustration of the multiplicity of the ways in which God fulfils Himself,' said Noel, * as well as of man's unconscious- ness as to the significance of his own work.
What to read after Higher Law: a Romance?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maitland, Edward, 1824-1897 to read onlineMoreLess
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