Pantheism Its Story And Significance 8 5
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For, to say nothing of the apparently independent existence ofthe principle of darkness and evil called Ahriman, the relation of theAmshaspands, or supreme spirits, and of the Izeds, or secondary spirits, as well as of the Fereurs, or divine ideas to the impersonal Unity, seems to be rather that of emanations, than parts of a Whole. Again, ifit be true that, according to the Zend Avesta, the conflict of light anddarkness will ultimately cease, and Ahriman with his demons beannihilated, it is ob...vious that this implies a beginning and an end, with a process originating in the one, and consummated in the other. Butsuch a process, though most actual on the finite scale, and joyfully orpainfully real to us, contemplating, as we do only infinitesimal partsof the Universe, and always under the forms of time and space, is yetincongruous and incommensurate with the thought of one All in All, unlimited by time or space, and whose lifetime is an Eternal Now. Thustrue Pantheism takes the Universe, as it is, in its infinity; regards itas without beginning or end; and worships it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For, to say nothing of the apparently independent existence ofthe principle of darkness and evil called Ahriman, the relation of theAmshaspands, or supreme spirits, and of the Izeds, or secondary spirits, as well as of the Fereurs, or divine ideas to the impersonal Unity, seems to be rather that of emanations, than parts of a Whole. Again, ifit be true that, according to the Zend Avesta, the conflict of light anddarkness will ultimately cease, and Ahriman with his demons beannihilated, it is ob...vious that this implies a beginning and an end, with a process originating in the one, and consummated in the other. Butsuch a process, though most actual on the finite scale, and joyfully orpainfully real to us, contemplating, as we do only infinitesimal partsof the Universe, and always under the forms of time and space, is yetincongruous and incommensurate with the thought of one All in All, unlimited by time or space, and whose lifetime is an Eternal Now. Thustrue Pantheism takes the Universe, as it is, in its infinity; regards itas without beginning or end; and worships it.
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