Idealism And the Theory of Knowledge
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Thus Manichaeism, .^vhgjj^it took evil as absolute, as a reality quite separate from good, inevitably made it lose its character as evil; for it thus turned evil into an independent substance, which in itself had no opposition, because no relation, t ogood . We can have opposition only within a unity, and, if we try to stretch it farther, we overreach our object, and end by making the opposition itself impossible or meaningless. Any one, therefore, who thinks that a refusal to admit pure abstra...ct contradic- tion between two terms — say, between truth and falsehood, or good and evil— involves the denial of all validity or reality to the distinction in question, must be reminded that relative opposition is the only real or conceivable opposition, and that distinctions are in effect 8 PROCEEDLVGS OF THE BRITISH ACADEMY denied whenever they are made absolute. /Thus those who carry any difference to the point of duaHsm do away with that very difference by over-emphasizing it, just as sm-ely as those who disregard or abstract from difference in the interest of unity.
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Thus Manichaeism, .^vhgjj^it took evil as absolute, as a reality quite separate from good, inevitably made it lose its character as evil; for it thus turned evil into an independent substance, which in itself had no opposition, because no relation, t ogood . We can have opposition only within a unity, and, if we try to stretch it farther, we overreach our object, and end by making the opposition itself impossible or meaningless. Any one, therefore, who thinks that a refusal to admit pure abstra...ct contradic- tion between two terms — say, between truth and falsehood, or good and evil— involves the denial of all validity or reality to the distinction in question, must be reminded that relative opposition is the only real or conceivable opposition, and that distinctions are in effect 8 PROCEEDLVGS OF THE BRITISH ACADEMY denied whenever they are made absolute. /Thus those who carry any difference to the point of duaHsm do away with that very difference by over-emphasizing it, just as sm-ely as those who disregard or abstract from difference in the interest of unity.
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