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The error (very naturally fallen into by philoso- phers intent on demonstrating the limits and conditions of con- sciousness) consists in assuming that consciousness contains nothing but limits and conditions ; to the entire neglect of that which is limited and conditioned. " ^ An American philosophical writer, George S. Fullerton (1859- ), in his work on "The Conception of the Infinite, '' has shown that the idea of the Infinite is not quantitative but qualitative. He thinks it possible to for...m a true concept of the Infinite. " The Infi- nite, " however, is something very abstract and, without positive con- tents, is not very significant for thought, even if the concept can be formed. Unless this concept of " The Infinite " is filled with real con- tents, it seems to have only a speculative value. If, however, the view presented in the text above be correct, and the validity of a concept of "Infinite Being" is also accepted, the doctrine of Relationism (pages 145, 146) would admit an Infinite Being into our practical as well as our theoretical interests.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The error (very naturally fallen into by philoso- phers intent on demonstrating the limits and conditions of con- sciousness) consists in assuming that consciousness contains nothing but limits and conditions ; to the entire neglect of that which is limited and conditioned. " ^ An American philosophical writer, George S. Fullerton (1859- ), in his work on "The Conception of the Infinite, '' has shown that the idea of the Infinite is not quantitative but qualitative. He thinks it possible to for...m a true concept of the Infinite. " The Infi- nite, " however, is something very abstract and, without positive con- tents, is not very significant for thought, even if the concept can be formed. Unless this concept of " The Infinite " is filled with real con- tents, it seems to have only a speculative value. If, however, the view presented in the text above be correct, and the validity of a concept of "Infinite Being" is also accepted, the doctrine of Relationism (pages 145, 146) would admit an Infinite Being into our practical as well as our theoretical interests.
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