Natural Theology And Modern Thought the Donnellan Lectures
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Now, if we are to represent to ourselves this Intelligence as really marshalling his difficulties in this time order, we must suppose him to have * " Etwas Neues, bis dahin Unerhortes. " — S. 28.
Design and Mechanical Causation. 59 committed the gigantic blander of overlooking his own consciousness. Before consciousness, and outside consciousness, there can be no know- ledge ; and this undeniable fact may well suggest to us that the relation of Consciousness to the other problems of the univers...e may be a more fundamental one than that assigned to it by Du Bois-Reymond.
But further, whilst the writer deduces from his survey the conclusion that under and beyond the province of matter and physical causation we are confronted by mysteries which impose upon us the condition of hopeless doubt and bewilderment commonly associated with the name of the Greek philosopher Pyrrho ; it is impossible to hide from our eyes the fact that those mysteries all seem to point in one direc- tion with greater or less clearness ; and that if this direction is one which can be followed by us, some of them will cease to be sources of perplexity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, if we are to represent to ourselves this Intelligence as really marshalling his difficulties in this time order, we must suppose him to have * " Etwas Neues, bis dahin Unerhortes. " — S. 28.
Design and Mechanical Causation. 59 committed the gigantic blander of overlooking his own consciousness. Before consciousness, and outside consciousness, there can be no know- ledge ; and this undeniable fact may well suggest to us that the relation of Consciousness to the other problems of the univers...e may be a more fundamental one than that assigned to it by Du Bois-Reymond.
But further, whilst the writer deduces from his survey the conclusion that under and beyond the province of matter and physical causation we are confronted by mysteries which impose upon us the condition of hopeless doubt and bewilderment commonly associated with the name of the Greek philosopher Pyrrho ; it is impossible to hide from our eyes the fact that those mysteries all seem to point in one direc- tion with greater or less clearness ; and that if this direction is one which can be followed by us, some of them will cease to be sources of perplexity.
What to read after Natural Theology And Modern Thought the Donnellan Lectures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Houghton Kennedy to read onlineMoreLess
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