Public Opinion And Theology
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The idea of a moral God and of the dignity of a human life are such values; while, of course, the idea of God and the idea of man are constantly changing in the direction of better meanings — we trust. Now, there are some men who rise above time in that they see the eternal value and dignity of human life, let us say. Hilaire 170 PUBLIC OPINION AND THEOLOGY Belloc has written of the effect produced upon him by gazing upon the Bayeux Tapestry. The Bayeux Tapestry is, we know, valued chiefly as a...n incomparable piece of historical evidence. Something, however, in the lifelikeness of the figures and in the vividness with which abiding human qualities are set forth made upon Belloc the impression that he was gazing upon a picture out of relation to the tem- poral flow and was beholding truth in a degree eternal. Probably this same feehng is produced upon a sensitive mind by gazing upon any transcendent work of art. We forget the mere circumstance of time and place as we seem to be peering beyond time and place.
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The idea of a moral God and of the dignity of a human life are such values; while, of course, the idea of God and the idea of man are constantly changing in the direction of better meanings — we trust. Now, there are some men who rise above time in that they see the eternal value and dignity of human life, let us say. Hilaire 170 PUBLIC OPINION AND THEOLOGY Belloc has written of the effect produced upon him by gazing upon the Bayeux Tapestry. The Bayeux Tapestry is, we know, valued chiefly as a...n incomparable piece of historical evidence. Something, however, in the lifelikeness of the figures and in the vividness with which abiding human qualities are set forth made upon Belloc the impression that he was gazing upon a picture out of relation to the tem- poral flow and was beholding truth in a degree eternal. Probably this same feehng is produced upon a sensitive mind by gazing upon any transcendent work of art. We forget the mere circumstance of time and place as we seem to be peering beyond time and place.
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