The Meaning And Value of Life
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It remains to be seen whether all this is possible. But one thing we must, above all, bear in mind — that if the invisible world is to have the requisite stability and breadth, it cannot be the mere object of our finite longing or any inference laboriously drawn from the conditions of our finite experience ; it must be completely independent, and exist in its own right. And this is impossible unless we are able to find in it not the mere further develop- ment of our given powers along certain s...pecial lines, but an underived totality of life and being. Let us endeavour, then, to keep this point in mind.
Again, as regards the shaping of life, we saw that there were two hostile tendencies refusing to be re- conciled : one sought to assimilate life to the world, the other to concentrate on man. The reduction of all things to a cosmic process destroyed man's selfhood, ai^d therewith the whole value of his Ufe. The mechanism of nature and the dialectic of thought were equally fatal in this respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It remains to be seen whether all this is possible. But one thing we must, above all, bear in mind — that if the invisible world is to have the requisite stability and breadth, it cannot be the mere object of our finite longing or any inference laboriously drawn from the conditions of our finite experience ; it must be completely independent, and exist in its own right. And this is impossible unless we are able to find in it not the mere further develop- ment of our given powers along certain s...pecial lines, but an underived totality of life and being. Let us endeavour, then, to keep this point in mind.
Again, as regards the shaping of life, we saw that there were two hostile tendencies refusing to be re- conciled : one sought to assimilate life to the world, the other to concentrate on man. The reduction of all things to a cosmic process destroyed man's selfhood, ai^d therewith the whole value of his Ufe. The mechanism of nature and the dialectic of thought were equally fatal in this respect.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eucken, Rudolf, 1846-1926 to read onlineMoreLess
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