The Open Court 38, No.814
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They are not called upon to supply mystical proof in support of the gospel of service and the good life ; that gospel is amply fortified by universal experi- ence. What they are called upon to do is to treat the problem of evil scientifically, to offer a solution of it, if they can, which shall be intellectually satisfactory and free from question-begging prem- ises or gratuitous conclusions. Whatever we may disagree upon, we must all recognize that in dealing with so ancient a problem as that ...of evil, our first and last duty, as upright, self-respecting think- ers, is to eschew rhetoric and vague phrase-making, to reject pseud- ideas and to demand of one another real ideas, significant proposi- tions, as well as the production of proper and sufficient evidence in support of any theory we may tentatively advance.
The present writer has no intention of asserting dogmatically that there is no solution of the problem of evil. There may be one but if there is, it is scientific, not sentimental.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are not called upon to supply mystical proof in support of the gospel of service and the good life ; that gospel is amply fortified by universal experi- ence. What they are called upon to do is to treat the problem of evil scientifically, to offer a solution of it, if they can, which shall be intellectually satisfactory and free from question-begging prem- ises or gratuitous conclusions. Whatever we may disagree upon, we must all recognize that in dealing with so ancient a problem as that ...of evil, our first and last duty, as upright, self-respecting think- ers, is to eschew rhetoric and vague phrase-making, to reject pseud- ideas and to demand of one another real ideas, significant proposi- tions, as well as the production of proper and sufficient evidence in support of any theory we may tentatively advance.
The present writer has no intention of asserting dogmatically that there is no solution of the problem of evil. There may be one but if there is, it is scientific, not sentimental.
What to read after The Open Court 38, No.814?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carus, Paul, 1852-1919 to read onlineMoreLess
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