The Philosophy of Religion
The Philosophy of Religion
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In this case, the individual thus favored must enjoy his own evi- dence ; but the rest of mankind must wait the purification and development of their own power of spiritual perception, ere the intuition can be so expressed as to bear the criteria of universal certitude.
When this kind of validity is obtained, when an inward intuition has been expressed, and its criteria recognized, then already we have a case of mixed certitude, a case in which the logical and intuitional faculties are joined i...n the whole result. The very expression of an inward experience, so as to serve the purpose of scientific truth, involves a reflective or logical process ; and it is needless to say, that every in- ference drawn from it, when expressed, must be drawn logi- cally also. Hence we may conclude, that mixed certitude is attained first in every case in which our intuitions are 264 PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION.
brought to a reflective expression, containing the proper cri- teria ; and secondly, in every case in which conclusions are drawn from them with perfect logical accuracy, either by an inductive or a deductive process.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In this case, the individual thus favored must enjoy his own evi- dence ; but the rest of mankind must wait the purification and development of their own power of spiritual perception, ere the intuition can be so expressed as to bear the criteria of universal certitude.
When this kind of validity is obtained, when an inward intuition has been expressed, and its criteria recognized, then already we have a case of mixed certitude, a case in which the logical and intuitional faculties are joined i...n the whole result. The very expression of an inward experience, so as to serve the purpose of scientific truth, involves a reflective or logical process ; and it is needless to say, that every in- ference drawn from it, when expressed, must be drawn logi- cally also. Hence we may conclude, that mixed certitude is attained first in every case in which our intuitions are 264 PHILOSOPHY OF RELIGION.
brought to a reflective expression, containing the proper cri- teria ; and secondly, in every case in which conclusions are drawn from them with perfect logical accuracy, either by an inductive or a deductive process.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J D John Daniel Morell to read onlineMoreLess
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