Memoir of Thomas Hill Green Late Fellow of Balliol College Oxford And Whytes
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In the various activities by which the world is not only explained but made better, j Thus what is called ' spiritual ' or * matter of faith ' (in the language of religion), or ' metaphysical ' (in the language of philosophy), is not something which makes itself known by overriding or interfering with what is 'natural' or 'physical. ' The conscious- ness of one reality and one perfection, which is the consciousness of God, is the source alike of science and of religion, of understanding and of ...love ; in both God communicates himself to us, in both we attain partial freedom from our limitations and come to our true selves. This consciousness is not something which ' proves ' God to us, it is itself the presence of God in us. ' You complain that by searching you cannot find~*out God. No eye can see, or ear hear him. The assertion that he exists cannot be veri- fied like any other matter of fact. But what if that be not because he is so far off, but because he is so near ? You cannot know him as you know a particular fact related to you, but neither can you so know your- self ; and it is yourself, not as you are, but as in seek- ing him you become, that is his revelation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the various activities by which the world is not only explained but made better, j Thus what is called ' spiritual ' or * matter of faith ' (in the language of religion), or ' metaphysical ' (in the language of philosophy), is not something which makes itself known by overriding or interfering with what is 'natural' or 'physical. ' The conscious- ness of one reality and one perfection, which is the consciousness of God, is the source alike of science and of religion, of understanding and of ...love ; in both God communicates himself to us, in both we attain partial freedom from our limitations and come to our true selves. This consciousness is not something which ' proves ' God to us, it is itself the presence of God in us. ' You complain that by searching you cannot find~*out God. No eye can see, or ear hear him. The assertion that he exists cannot be veri- fied like any other matter of fact. But what if that be not because he is so far off, but because he is so near ? You cannot know him as you know a particular fact related to you, but neither can you so know your- self ; and it is yourself, not as you are, but as in seek- ing him you become, that is his revelation.
What to read after Memoir of Thomas Hill Green Late Fellow of Balliol College Oxford And Whytes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nettleship, Richard Lewis, 1846-1892 to read onlineMoreLess
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