The Gospel of Gladness
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It shuts a man up within the narrow province of the senses. It forbids him to go beyond the reach of his finger-tips. The original agnostic was Pyrrho of Elis. He was the universal skeptic, the cosmopolitan ignoramus, whose philosophy was merely an interrogation point. He regarded a perfect suspense of judgment as the highest accomplishment. He made ignorance to be the pillow of the soul. He said, " We know nothing, not even that we do know nothing. " The modern father of Agnosticism was Comte,... who said in substance, " We are cognizant ol impressions, but we cannot know whether they correspond to anything real. Our ideas may be mere phantasms ; it is impossible to determine whether there is anything be- hind them. We ourselves may be only as shadows walk- ing in a dream. " One of the modern apostles of agnosti- cism is Matthew Arnold, who defines God to be that Force in the universe, outside of man, that makes for righteous- ness. A Force? What is an impersonal Force to a soul in trouble ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It shuts a man up within the narrow province of the senses. It forbids him to go beyond the reach of his finger-tips. The original agnostic was Pyrrho of Elis. He was the universal skeptic, the cosmopolitan ignoramus, whose philosophy was merely an interrogation point. He regarded a perfect suspense of judgment as the highest accomplishment. He made ignorance to be the pillow of the soul. He said, " We know nothing, not even that we do know nothing. " The modern father of Agnosticism was Comte,... who said in substance, " We are cognizant ol impressions, but we cannot know whether they correspond to anything real. Our ideas may be mere phantasms ; it is impossible to determine whether there is anything be- hind them. We ourselves may be only as shadows walk- ing in a dream. " One of the modern apostles of agnosti- cism is Matthew Arnold, who defines God to be that Force in the universe, outside of man, that makes for righteous- ness. A Force? What is an impersonal Force to a soul in trouble ?
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