Philosophy of Theism the Gifford Lectures Delivered Before the University of E
Philosophy of Theism the Gifford Lectures Delivered Before the University of E
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The human soul is neither self-derived nor self-subsisting. It is but a manifestation, a phenomenon. It would vanish if it had not a substance ; and its substance is God. . . . Then if God be the substance of our souls, He must also be the substance of all our thoughts and of all our actions. Thoughts and actions are not self-sustaining, self-produc- ing, any more than worlds. They are mere manifestations, first of our souls, but next, and far more truly, of God, who is our Substance. In Him we... live, and move, and have our being. We are parts of the Infinite— literally, strictly, scientifically so. A human soul, or a human thought and action, outside of God, would be a rival deity.
" In all this I have not gone a single step out of my He sees way as a student of mental science ; and if I have had to ^ c e es speak to you of God — frankly and freely — that is only culminat- because God is necessarily found by all who fairly follow jjg^ of up the purely scientific idea of. Substance to its deepest the One roots and its highest sources.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The human soul is neither self-derived nor self-subsisting. It is but a manifestation, a phenomenon. It would vanish if it had not a substance ; and its substance is God. . . . Then if God be the substance of our souls, He must also be the substance of all our thoughts and of all our actions. Thoughts and actions are not self-sustaining, self-produc- ing, any more than worlds. They are mere manifestations, first of our souls, but next, and far more truly, of God, who is our Substance. In Him we... live, and move, and have our being. We are parts of the Infinite— literally, strictly, scientifically so. A human soul, or a human thought and action, outside of God, would be a rival deity.
" In all this I have not gone a single step out of my He sees way as a student of mental science ; and if I have had to ^ c e es speak to you of God — frankly and freely — that is only culminat- because God is necessarily found by all who fairly follow jjg^ of up the purely scientific idea of. Substance to its deepest the One roots and its highest sources.
What to read after Philosophy of Theism the Gifford Lectures Delivered Before the University of E?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fraser, Alexander Campbell, 1819-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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