Philosophy And Religion Selections From the Manuscripts of the Late James Hinto
Philosophy And Religion Selections From the Manuscripts of the Late James Hinto
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And it is so clear; the only good is the heroism — the mere external actions are nothing. There may be one same level of true goodness through the whole course of that advance. As the world advances, therefore, in ex- ternal moralities, we must go on ; the good must go on, so as to be kept at a constant heroism ; this being the sole good. And this constant going on alone can do it ; the law lies in human nature.
The practical problem in religion is to attain a means of keeping the enthusiasm an...d vigour of the religious feelings. Many doctrines, many means, excite it for a time, but how is it to be made permanent, and this not in a favoured few but in all ? The ascetic life, the life of constant meditation, the exclusive devotion to religious works, has been tried for this ; sometimes successfully, though often worse than failing; but, besides its other obvious objections, it is inapplicable to all. What then ? Is not the exact thing we want this very result, which comes from seeing the present as the phenomenon of the eternal ; viz.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And it is so clear; the only good is the heroism — the mere external actions are nothing. There may be one same level of true goodness through the whole course of that advance. As the world advances, therefore, in ex- ternal moralities, we must go on ; the good must go on, so as to be kept at a constant heroism ; this being the sole good. And this constant going on alone can do it ; the law lies in human nature.
The practical problem in religion is to attain a means of keeping the enthusiasm an...d vigour of the religious feelings. Many doctrines, many means, excite it for a time, but how is it to be made permanent, and this not in a favoured few but in all ? The ascetic life, the life of constant meditation, the exclusive devotion to religious works, has been tried for this ; sometimes successfully, though often worse than failing; but, besides its other obvious objections, it is inapplicable to all. What then ? Is not the exact thing we want this very result, which comes from seeing the present as the phenomenon of the eternal ; viz.
What to read after Philosophy And Religion Selections From the Manuscripts of the Late James Hinto?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Hinton to read onlineMoreLess
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