Outlines of a Philosophy of Religion Based On Psychology And History
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How else will you explain the Pens/es of Pascal or of Maine de Biran, or the Journal of Amiel ? Whence comes that extraordinary development of conscious- ness of which we are all aware in men like these, unless it be that they feel more profoundly than others that radical contradiction which constitutes THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ORIGIN 17 at once the misery and the grandeur of human destiny ?
Continue this observation ; follow each of our faculties in its progressive expansion. Starting from a contradi...ction without which they would not exist, you see them all end in a contradiction in which they seem to perish, so that that which has engendered consciousness seems as if it must destroy it Everywhere the same discouraging antinomy. Man cannot know himself without knowing himself to be limited. But he cannot feel these fatal limitations without going beyond them in thought and by desire, so that he is never satisfied with what he possesses, and cannot be happy except with that which he cannot attain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How else will you explain the Pens/es of Pascal or of Maine de Biran, or the Journal of Amiel ? Whence comes that extraordinary development of conscious- ness of which we are all aware in men like these, unless it be that they feel more profoundly than others that radical contradiction which constitutes THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ORIGIN 17 at once the misery and the grandeur of human destiny ?
Continue this observation ; follow each of our faculties in its progressive expansion. Starting from a contradi...ction without which they would not exist, you see them all end in a contradiction in which they seem to perish, so that that which has engendered consciousness seems as if it must destroy it Everywhere the same discouraging antinomy. Man cannot know himself without knowing himself to be limited. But he cannot feel these fatal limitations without going beyond them in thought and by desire, so that he is never satisfied with what he possesses, and cannot be happy except with that which he cannot attain.
What to read after Outlines of a Philosophy of Religion Based On Psychology And History?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sabatier, Auguste, 1839-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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