Newman Pascal Loisy And the Catholic Church
Newman Pascal Loisy And the Catholic Church
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The only assertion left for the sceptic is that it may be an illusion, and that therefore all certitude remains impossible.
But we have only found out that there is such a thing as illusion by comparing it with this objective unity. Without this objective unity we should have no conception of the meaning of illusion. It is only then by arbitrarily assuming the possible existence of a reality more real than the only reality we know that the sceptic can justify his suspicion that this reality is ...an illusion.
The sceptic has a right to his position simply because it is possible to thought ; nor is scepticism without a place in the history of religion. It points to the necessary limitations of our faculty and proves that we cannot include the whole of possibility in any conceivable system.
It is, at this point, that Newman and Pascal part company altogether with the dogmatist, 170 NEWMAN AS MYSTIC though they cannot be said to join with the sceptic. The dogmatist, indeed, admits the possibility of doubt in words but seems to deny it in fact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The only assertion left for the sceptic is that it may be an illusion, and that therefore all certitude remains impossible.
But we have only found out that there is such a thing as illusion by comparing it with this objective unity. Without this objective unity we should have no conception of the meaning of illusion. It is only then by arbitrarily assuming the possible existence of a reality more real than the only reality we know that the sceptic can justify his suspicion that this reality is ...an illusion.
The sceptic has a right to his position simply because it is possible to thought ; nor is scepticism without a place in the history of religion. It points to the necessary limitations of our faculty and proves that we cannot include the whole of possibility in any conceivable system.
It is, at this point, that Newman and Pascal part company altogether with the dogmatist, 170 NEWMAN AS MYSTIC though they cannot be said to join with the sceptic. The dogmatist, indeed, admits the possibility of doubt in words but seems to deny it in fact.
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