The Heavenly Father
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Thus it is that the adorationof man by man is disengaged from the high theories of idealism. Let usproceed to the examination of this worship, which is cried upnow-a-days in divers parts of the intellectual globe.
I open the _Revue des Deux Mondes_, of the 15th February, 1861. As theauthor of the article I refer to[138] appears to admit "that oneassertion is not more true than another opposed to it, "[139] we will notbe so simple as to ask whether he adopts the opinions which hepropounds. He pr...esents to us, in a rapid sketch, the principaltendencies of the modern mind. The modern mind is here characterized byone of its declared partisans; you will not take therefore for a wickedcaricature the picture which he puts before us. Here then are thethoughts of the modern mind: "There is only one infinite, that of ourdesires and our aspirations, that of our needs and our efforts. [140] Thetrue, the beautiful, the just are perpetually occurring; they are forever in course of self-formation, because they are nothing else than thehuman mind, which, in unfolding itself, finds and knows itselfagain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus it is that the adorationof man by man is disengaged from the high theories of idealism. Let usproceed to the examination of this worship, which is cried upnow-a-days in divers parts of the intellectual globe.
I open the _Revue des Deux Mondes_, of the 15th February, 1861. As theauthor of the article I refer to[138] appears to admit "that oneassertion is not more true than another opposed to it, "[139] we will notbe so simple as to ask whether he adopts the opinions which hepropounds. He pr...esents to us, in a rapid sketch, the principaltendencies of the modern mind. The modern mind is here characterized byone of its declared partisans; you will not take therefore for a wickedcaricature the picture which he puts before us. Here then are thethoughts of the modern mind: "There is only one infinite, that of ourdesires and our aspirations, that of our needs and our efforts. [140] Thetrue, the beautiful, the just are perpetually occurring; they are forever in course of self-formation, because they are nothing else than thehuman mind, which, in unfolding itself, finds and knows itselfagain.
What to read after The Heavenly Father?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Naville Ernest to read onlineMoreLess
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