Lectures On the Bases of Religious Belief
Lectures On the Bases of Religious Belief
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of all the changes in the universe. I hope to be able to make clear to you in the course of this Lecture that the question of Causation which the human mind cannot avoid asking may receive two answers which differ in kind from one another; the one of these is superficial and provisional, the other is fundamental and final ; and it is, I believe, to the confounding together of these quite different answers that the Cosmologieal Argument, as commonly formulated, has in the present day lost, and r...ightly lost, the confidence of a large proportion of thoughtful minds.
The superficial or provisional answer to the mind's question, why certain movements or changes take place in the universe, is the answer given by the untutored savage ; but, as we shall afterwards see, it is not given by him alone, but is virtually repeated over and over again by highly-tutored theological and philosophical writers all through the history of thought ; and very few of these writers betray any suspicion of its inadequate character.
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of all the changes in the universe. I hope to be able to make clear to you in the course of this Lecture that the question of Causation which the human mind cannot avoid asking may receive two answers which differ in kind from one another; the one of these is superficial and provisional, the other is fundamental and final ; and it is, I believe, to the confounding together of these quite different answers that the Cosmologieal Argument, as commonly formulated, has in the present day lost, and r...ightly lost, the confidence of a large proportion of thoughtful minds.
The superficial or provisional answer to the mind's question, why certain movements or changes take place in the universe, is the answer given by the untutored savage ; but, as we shall afterwards see, it is not given by him alone, but is virtually repeated over and over again by highly-tutored theological and philosophical writers all through the history of thought ; and very few of these writers betray any suspicion of its inadequate character.
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