The Interregnum
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Much of Pantheism, much of Agnosticism is contained in Christianity, and the arguments which support these elements in other systems are in no way necessarily opposed to it. In other cases the claim of reasonable- ness may be all that is made for a system, and if Christianity can be shown to be equally reasonable, no more is needed to justify a choice of Christianity. It is only when a system claims exclusive right to acceptance or definitely attacks the Christian concep- tion, that it compels ...our attention ; we may then either be content with refuting its claim to exclusiveness, or, if we can, refute its claim to reasonableness at 1 The Secret of Hegel, J. Hutchison Stirling, p. 721.
2 Ibid. P. 722.
XI] CHRISTIANITY AND PHILOSOPHY 103 all. This claim to exclusiveness is made chiefly by those which base themselves on natural science and the scientific method, by which they claim to demonstrate their conclusions and therefore to command adherence.
Now let us turn to the systems themselves, but remember that my purpose is only to show that no one of them has in fact finally closed the question against Christianity, in order that the reader may hereafter go forward to a fuller investigation of them with a mind fully open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Much of Pantheism, much of Agnosticism is contained in Christianity, and the arguments which support these elements in other systems are in no way necessarily opposed to it. In other cases the claim of reasonable- ness may be all that is made for a system, and if Christianity can be shown to be equally reasonable, no more is needed to justify a choice of Christianity. It is only when a system claims exclusive right to acceptance or definitely attacks the Christian concep- tion, that it compels ...our attention ; we may then either be content with refuting its claim to exclusiveness, or, if we can, refute its claim to reasonableness at 1 The Secret of Hegel, J. Hutchison Stirling, p. 721.
2 Ibid. P. 722.
XI] CHRISTIANITY AND PHILOSOPHY 103 all. This claim to exclusiveness is made chiefly by those which base themselves on natural science and the scientific method, by which they claim to demonstrate their conclusions and therefore to command adherence.
Now let us turn to the systems themselves, but remember that my purpose is only to show that no one of them has in fact finally closed the question against Christianity, in order that the reader may hereafter go forward to a fuller investigation of them with a mind fully open.
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