Historic Aspects of the Priori Argument Concerning the Being And Attributes O
Historic Aspects of the Priori Argument Concerning the Being And Attributes O
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Materials/ and is repugnant to the notion of the Divine all-sufficiency. 1 Dr. Mill, from whom I partially cite these last words, pronounces it to be the doctrine of almost all the later Theists among the Greeks, who were not Christians, of all the Indian theistical schools (except the Vedantic), particularly the Nyaya, and those of the Sankhya, that are not Atheists. Equally must one deny the title of true Theism to the seductive and widely-spread error known as Pantheism. Pantheism makes God ...a mere soul of the universe and identical with it. It has, no doubt, had a great charm for many devout minds brought up in an atmosphere of Poly- theism ; because they found in Pantheism a sort of refuge from the grosser elements of popular belief. Further, like most errors, Pantheism at some points verges on the truth ; for it is true that in Him who made us ' we live and move and have our being;' it is true that in union with the Creator lies the highest bliss of the creature. But the true faith is, that the creature can never become of one substance with the Creator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Materials/ and is repugnant to the notion of the Divine all-sufficiency. 1 Dr. Mill, from whom I partially cite these last words, pronounces it to be the doctrine of almost all the later Theists among the Greeks, who were not Christians, of all the Indian theistical schools (except the Vedantic), particularly the Nyaya, and those of the Sankhya, that are not Atheists. Equally must one deny the title of true Theism to the seductive and widely-spread error known as Pantheism. Pantheism makes God ...a mere soul of the universe and identical with it. It has, no doubt, had a great charm for many devout minds brought up in an atmosphere of Poly- theism ; because they found in Pantheism a sort of refuge from the grosser elements of popular belief. Further, like most errors, Pantheism at some points verges on the truth ; for it is true that in Him who made us ' we live and move and have our being;' it is true that in union with the Creator lies the highest bliss of the creature. But the true faith is, that the creature can never become of one substance with the Creator.
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