Intellectual Religion
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My mind compels me to choose ; their minds must compel them to choose.
Being so compelled, the method I should adopt in clearing my lot would depend upon what I wanted to do with the old building standing upon it. If I desired it for use in another place I would have it moved there. I would act in one way if I wanted to use the old ma- terial, or some of it, in a new structure, and in a different way if I wanted to use it for kindling wood. Other men are similarly gov- erned in their choosing, ...and the consequence is 92 INTELLECTUAL RELIGION that they do not always behave the same. As the winds never use this power of choice, but always act as if they did not possess it, I can- not believe that they have minds.
We should not have been able to take the first step in either of the foregoing cases of in- ductive reasoning., had we not the light of a truth to start with — a truth of "identity" in the first; in the second a truth of "difference." We knew before we began reasoning, that there is likeness and unliheness between material forms, mental forms, lines of conduct, in short all things.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
My mind compels me to choose ; their minds must compel them to choose.
Being so compelled, the method I should adopt in clearing my lot would depend upon what I wanted to do with the old building standing upon it. If I desired it for use in another place I would have it moved there. I would act in one way if I wanted to use the old ma- terial, or some of it, in a new structure, and in a different way if I wanted to use it for kindling wood. Other men are similarly gov- erned in their choosing, ...and the consequence is 92 INTELLECTUAL RELIGION that they do not always behave the same. As the winds never use this power of choice, but always act as if they did not possess it, I can- not believe that they have minds.
We should not have been able to take the first step in either of the foregoing cases of in- ductive reasoning., had we not the light of a truth to start with — a truth of "identity" in the first; in the second a truth of "difference." We knew before we began reasoning, that there is likeness and unliheness between material forms, mental forms, lines of conduct, in short all things.
What to read after Intellectual Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Curran Ryan to read onlineMoreLess
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