The Anatomy of Negation
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God was everywhere, and every region was filled with the Divine.
Spinoza has been frequently blamed for reading the banns over the unknowable and the known, and perhaps the blame is not altogether unde- served. But in this connection it may not be amiss to call Goethe to his rescue. And Goethe, it may be remembered, is the Spinoza of verse. "To discuss God apart from Nature, " said the poet, " is both difficult and dangerous. It is as though we separated the soul from the body. We know the soul... only through the medium of the body, and God only through Nature. Hence the absurdity of accusing of absurdity those who philosophically unite the world with God. " Vol- taire, however, took a different view, the view of an inconsequent historian who relies on his wit Now wit is little else than the commonplace in fine clothes ; and Voltaire, who treated the hum- drum with the skill of a modiste, drew the threads of fancy, and worked an elaborate hemstitch : 1 1 8 The A natomy of Negation.
" Alors un petit Juif, au long nez, au teint bleme, Pauvre, mais satisfait, pensif et retire, Esprit subtil et creux, moins lu que celebre, Cache sous le manteau de Descartes son maitre, Marchant a pas comptes, s'approcha du grand Etre : 'Pardonnez moi, ' dit-il, 'en lui parlant tout bas, Mais je crois entre nous, que vous n'existez pas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
God was everywhere, and every region was filled with the Divine.
Spinoza has been frequently blamed for reading the banns over the unknowable and the known, and perhaps the blame is not altogether unde- served. But in this connection it may not be amiss to call Goethe to his rescue. And Goethe, it may be remembered, is the Spinoza of verse. "To discuss God apart from Nature, " said the poet, " is both difficult and dangerous. It is as though we separated the soul from the body. We know the soul... only through the medium of the body, and God only through Nature. Hence the absurdity of accusing of absurdity those who philosophically unite the world with God. " Vol- taire, however, took a different view, the view of an inconsequent historian who relies on his wit Now wit is little else than the commonplace in fine clothes ; and Voltaire, who treated the hum- drum with the skill of a modiste, drew the threads of fancy, and worked an elaborate hemstitch : 1 1 8 The A natomy of Negation.
" Alors un petit Juif, au long nez, au teint bleme, Pauvre, mais satisfait, pensif et retire, Esprit subtil et creux, moins lu que celebre, Cache sous le manteau de Descartes son maitre, Marchant a pas comptes, s'approcha du grand Etre : 'Pardonnez moi, ' dit-il, 'en lui parlant tout bas, Mais je crois entre nous, que vous n'existez pas.
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