Mans Knowledge of Man And of God Six Discourses Delivered Before the Universi
Mans Knowledge of Man And of God Six Discourses Delivered Before the Universi
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63. Now in speaking thus we have been regard- ing the personality of man and his moral powers as powers and forces separate from Fourth step.
nature, and capable of being entirely Man must be J regarded not distinguished from everything in nature. Se ^ t ^^ om And this they certainly are and have nature > buti " his * * connexion with ever been felt to be. Although self and ' nature ; the will by which self acts are mysteries, that does not in the least imply that there is any doubt about the e...xistence of self. We know not what it is in itself, but we know that it is. It has a separate existence of its own so far as anything can be said to have a separate existence : and this is a necessary qualification, for nothing can be conceived as exist- ing in absolute separation from other things. We cannot name anything or even conceive it without thereby distinguishing it from other things and UNIVERSITY 1 78 MAN'S KNO WLEDGE implying its relation to them ; its existence implies theirs. But the relation of self to nature is one of distinction and of opposition.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
63. Now in speaking thus we have been regard- ing the personality of man and his moral powers as powers and forces separate from Fourth step.
nature, and capable of being entirely Man must be J regarded not distinguished from everything in nature. Se ^ t ^^ om And this they certainly are and have nature > buti " his * * connexion with ever been felt to be. Although self and ' nature ; the will by which self acts are mysteries, that does not in the least imply that there is any doubt about the e...xistence of self. We know not what it is in itself, but we know that it is. It has a separate existence of its own so far as anything can be said to have a separate existence : and this is a necessary qualification, for nothing can be conceived as exist- ing in absolute separation from other things. We cannot name anything or even conceive it without thereby distinguishing it from other things and UNIVERSITY 1 78 MAN'S KNO WLEDGE implying its relation to them ; its existence implies theirs. But the relation of self to nature is one of distinction and of opposition.
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