The Exposition of the Vedanta Philosophy
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7.
12 The Veddnta System.
matter, energy, and fitness, must, therefore, in the imagination of those who hold such a doctrine, constitute deity.
Much stress is laid by Colonel Kennedy on the doctrine of the Eleatic school, with regard to the to it and to nuv. \ had made some remarks in my note on the to sv of Pakmenides, which are controverted by Colonel Kennedy; and to which I now reply in a a comprehensive way, premising merely that I am speaking in philosophical and not theological language. ...The Eleatic school, in defining God and Nature as to iv and to nxv, were not apparently aware that both these terms are derived from sensible things. What is one, must in phi- losophic language be definite; and so must the whole of anything. Now, to Bay that God, in such a sense, is one, or that Nature is all, is to take away infinity from both. Schelling, a philosopher of the modern German school, felt the force of the difficulty, and prefixed to the word unity, " absolute, " and speaks of God as an absolute unity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7.
12 The Veddnta System.
matter, energy, and fitness, must, therefore, in the imagination of those who hold such a doctrine, constitute deity.
Much stress is laid by Colonel Kennedy on the doctrine of the Eleatic school, with regard to the to it and to nuv. \ had made some remarks in my note on the to sv of Pakmenides, which are controverted by Colonel Kennedy; and to which I now reply in a a comprehensive way, premising merely that I am speaking in philosophical and not theological language. ...The Eleatic school, in defining God and Nature as to iv and to nxv, were not apparently aware that both these terms are derived from sensible things. What is one, must in phi- losophic language be definite; and so must the whole of anything. Now, to Bay that God, in such a sense, is one, or that Nature is all, is to take away infinity from both. Schelling, a philosopher of the modern German school, felt the force of the difficulty, and prefixed to the word unity, " absolute, " and speaks of God as an absolute unity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Graves Champney Haughton to read onlineMoreLess
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