The Existence of God
The Existence of God
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One of the plainest facts of mental experience the sense of a necessary truth as different from a contingent one would have been proved to be illusory and misleading. Our reason, in telling us that a whole set of truths is of a kind which must be, would have utterly deceived us, and in telling us that their contra- dictories were impossible, would have equally misled us. Our perception of the principle of identity would have been a mental illusion. If this were the case, it is difficult to see ...how we could ever afterwards trust to the report of experience or to the dictate of reason. All physical science is built on experience, and all mathematical science on reason, and precisely on reason perceiving this very principle of identity.
26 THE EXISTENCE OF GOD If, then, the distinction which is the foundation of the argument were impugned, we could only feel that all modern science was based upon false and unreliable foundations. 1 I may sum up the statement of this argu- ment by saying that our reason, by refusing to confuse the things which it feels must be with those which are but might not be, has a sense of necessity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One of the plainest facts of mental experience the sense of a necessary truth as different from a contingent one would have been proved to be illusory and misleading. Our reason, in telling us that a whole set of truths is of a kind which must be, would have utterly deceived us, and in telling us that their contra- dictories were impossible, would have equally misled us. Our perception of the principle of identity would have been a mental illusion. If this were the case, it is difficult to see ...how we could ever afterwards trust to the report of experience or to the dictate of reason. All physical science is built on experience, and all mathematical science on reason, and precisely on reason perceiving this very principle of identity.
26 THE EXISTENCE OF GOD If, then, the distinction which is the foundation of the argument were impugned, we could only feel that all modern science was based upon false and unreliable foundations. 1 I may sum up the statement of this argu- ment by saying that our reason, by refusing to confuse the things which it feels must be with those which are but might not be, has a sense of necessity.
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