Immanuel Kant, His Life And Doctrine
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No such discursive understanding as the human understanding is attributable to God, since he has no sense-perception to which objects are given, but only an " intuitive understanding," which posits things by means of its thinking, in some such way as the mathematician does his objects. We cannot, indeed, form any sensible repre- sentation of the nature and possibility of such an under- standing. And the same holds true of God's will. Obviously a pathologically incited will, like the human, whic...h presup- poses sensible wants, cannot be ascribed to the all-sufficient being. Hence a dogmatic anthropomorphism is far from our view. But that which we regard as possible and indispen- sable is a symbolic anthropomorphism. As art represents God in human form, not in the sense that he really actually exists in this form, but for the purpose of rendering him pictorially conceivable, theology likewise ascribes to him the spiritual attributes of man in their highest perfection, for the purpose of representing to ourselves in this symbol his absolute perfection and holiness, and of holding it as an ideal before our eyes.
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No such discursive understanding as the human understanding is attributable to God, since he has no sense-perception to which objects are given, but only an " intuitive understanding," which posits things by means of its thinking, in some such way as the mathematician does his objects. We cannot, indeed, form any sensible repre- sentation of the nature and possibility of such an under- standing. And the same holds true of God's will. Obviously a pathologically incited will, like the human, whic...h presup- poses sensible wants, cannot be ascribed to the all-sufficient being. Hence a dogmatic anthropomorphism is far from our view. But that which we regard as possible and indispen- sable is a symbolic anthropomorphism. As art represents God in human form, not in the sense that he really actually exists in this form, but for the purpose of rendering him pictorially conceivable, theology likewise ascribes to him the spiritual attributes of man in their highest perfection, for the purpose of representing to ourselves in this symbol his absolute perfection and holiness, and of holding it as an ideal before our eyes.
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