The Life And Times of Seargent Smith Prentiss
The Life And Times of Seargent Smith Prentiss
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Shall we meet again ? Or, with the greatest of all thinkers unblest by revelation, the Stag}Tite ("who asked the dreadful question of the hills, — That look eternal, of the flowinsr streams That lucid flow forever, of the stars And Avhose fields of azure his raised Spirit had stood in glory — and found that all were mute), must I adopt the sad conclu- sion — If any part of the soul be immortal, it is the impersonal part?" Rejecting the conclusiveness of authority in religion, as in most things ...else, and considering evidence an indispensable LIFE OF GEORGE ROBERTSON. IO5 means of certitude, and despising skepticism, which is the resuU of ignorance where knowledge is attainable, he devoted close and patient attention to the evidence of natural and revealed religion. Knowing that no mind, and especially one enthralled by the most exacting of task-masters — the municipal laws— could collect and weigh all the evidence re- lating to an\' fundamental question of religion or philosophy, he would concentrate all his forces upon single decisive facts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Shall we meet again ? Or, with the greatest of all thinkers unblest by revelation, the Stag}Tite ("who asked the dreadful question of the hills, — That look eternal, of the flowinsr streams That lucid flow forever, of the stars And Avhose fields of azure his raised Spirit had stood in glory — and found that all were mute), must I adopt the sad conclu- sion — If any part of the soul be immortal, it is the impersonal part?" Rejecting the conclusiveness of authority in religion, as in most things ...else, and considering evidence an indispensable LIFE OF GEORGE ROBERTSON. IO5 means of certitude, and despising skepticism, which is the resuU of ignorance where knowledge is attainable, he devoted close and patient attention to the evidence of natural and revealed religion. Knowing that no mind, and especially one enthralled by the most exacting of task-masters — the municipal laws— could collect and weigh all the evidence re- lating to an\' fundamental question of religion or philosophy, he would concentrate all his forces upon single decisive facts.
What to read after The Life And Times of Seargent Smith Prentiss?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph D Joseph Dunbar Shields to read onlineMoreLess
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