The Orthodox Position
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" THE ORTHODOX POSITION.
When we examine the basis of our religious beliefs, we find ourselves at the outset dividing the whole field of inquiry into two parts. The former is of a general nature " Why do we believe in God and revelation ? " ; the second, which follows logically, is " Why, admitting our belief in God and revelation, do we follow that particular form known as Orthodox Judaism ? " The former naturally applies, no less emphatically to our liberal brothers, to our Christian friends,... and indeed to all Theists, for we claim no monopoly, at this time, of the Monotheistic idea. Yet there is this difference between Jewish and Christian believers. The former question is much easier for us to answer than for them. It is true that to the philosopher, the existence of a Deity may be a matter of discussion, and even, ultimately, of doubt. The rival claims of materialist and idealist solutions of the universe, the difficulty in accounting for the toleration of evil by an all-good Deity, and in reconciling human freewill with divine prescience, all these are grave points which make the philosopher and theologian hesitate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" THE ORTHODOX POSITION.
When we examine the basis of our religious beliefs, we find ourselves at the outset dividing the whole field of inquiry into two parts. The former is of a general nature " Why do we believe in God and revelation ? " ; the second, which follows logically, is " Why, admitting our belief in God and revelation, do we follow that particular form known as Orthodox Judaism ? " The former naturally applies, no less emphatically to our liberal brothers, to our Christian friends,... and indeed to all Theists, for we claim no monopoly, at this time, of the Monotheistic idea. Yet there is this difference between Jewish and Christian believers. The former question is much easier for us to answer than for them. It is true that to the philosopher, the existence of a Deity may be a matter of discussion, and even, ultimately, of doubt. The rival claims of materialist and idealist solutions of the universe, the difficulty in accounting for the toleration of evil by an all-good Deity, and in reconciling human freewill with divine prescience, all these are grave points which make the philosopher and theologian hesitate.
What to read after The Orthodox Position?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H M J Herbert Martin James Loewe to read onlineMoreLess
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