Outlines of Philosophy And Literature
Outlines of Philosophy And Literature
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In consequence of the original fall, or taking human nature as it is, there is a ducJity between man and society; and upon certain points, to use scholastic language, this duality is irreducible. I am not surprised ; I am not much annoyed at its being denied. I should r^et to see men make up their mind readily to the fact. I am almost glad that Digitized by VjOOQ IC SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, 375 they should exckim against it. I only deny that it shows much maturity of mind to do this, and I ain a litt...le oflfended when it is a Christian who thus exclaims ; for a Christian believes in a generic fall and in individual restoration. He has, therefore, not indeed exclusively, but eminently, reasons thoroughly to agree in our doctrine.
In every member of society there are two distinct beings, one of whom is by his physical nature and his temporal relations entangled in the bonds of civil society, and one who, as regards his faith and his hope, belongs only to God and to himselt The State has something to demand from the first, nothing fix)m the second.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In consequence of the original fall, or taking human nature as it is, there is a ducJity between man and society; and upon certain points, to use scholastic language, this duality is irreducible. I am not surprised ; I am not much annoyed at its being denied. I should r^et to see men make up their mind readily to the fact. I am almost glad that Digitized by VjOOQ IC SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY, 375 they should exckim against it. I only deny that it shows much maturity of mind to do this, and I ain a litt...le oflfended when it is a Christian who thus exclaims ; for a Christian believes in a generic fall and in individual restoration. He has, therefore, not indeed exclusively, but eminently, reasons thoroughly to agree in our doctrine.
In every member of society there are two distinct beings, one of whom is by his physical nature and his temporal relations entangled in the bonds of civil society, and one who, as regards his faith and his hope, belongs only to God and to himselt The State has something to demand from the first, nothing fix)m the second.
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