Man Or Matter
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I knew by intuition those things which since my Apostacy, Icollected again by the highest reason. I was entertained like an Angelwith the works of God in their splendour and glory, I saw all in thepeace of Eden; Heaven and Earth did sing my Creator's praises, andcould not make more melody to Adam, than to me. All Time was Eternity, and a perpetual Sabbath. Is it not strange, that an infant should bethe heir of the whole world, and see those mysteries which the books ofthe learned never unfold?'... (Ill, 1, 2. ) In a different form the same experience comes to expression in theopening lines of Traherne's poem, Wonder: 'How like an Angel came I down!How bright are all things here IWhen first among his Works I did appearO how their GLORY did me crown!The World resembled his ETERNITIE, In which my Soul did Walk;And evry Thing that I did seeDid with me talk. '8 The picture of man thus sketched by Traherne is as close to Reid's asit is remote from Augustine's. This remoteness comes plainly toexpression in the way Traherne and Augustine regard the summons ofChrist to His disciples to become as little children, a summons towhich Reid was led, as we have seen, on purely philosophical grounds.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I knew by intuition those things which since my Apostacy, Icollected again by the highest reason. I was entertained like an Angelwith the works of God in their splendour and glory, I saw all in thepeace of Eden; Heaven and Earth did sing my Creator's praises, andcould not make more melody to Adam, than to me. All Time was Eternity, and a perpetual Sabbath. Is it not strange, that an infant should bethe heir of the whole world, and see those mysteries which the books ofthe learned never unfold?'... (Ill, 1, 2. ) In a different form the same experience comes to expression in theopening lines of Traherne's poem, Wonder: 'How like an Angel came I down!How bright are all things here IWhen first among his Works I did appearO how their GLORY did me crown!The World resembled his ETERNITIE, In which my Soul did Walk;And evry Thing that I did seeDid with me talk. '8 The picture of man thus sketched by Traherne is as close to Reid's asit is remote from Augustine's. This remoteness comes plainly toexpression in the way Traherne and Augustine regard the summons ofChrist to His disciples to become as little children, a summons towhich Reid was led, as we have seen, on purely philosophical grounds.
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