The Philosophy of Religion
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The preaching of an angel would be no revelation to an idiot ; a Bible in Chinese would offer none to a European. In the former case there is no intelli- gence capable of receiving the ideas conveyed ; in the latter case the process of conveyance renders the whole thing prac- tically a nonenity, by allowing no idea whatever to reach the mind. We may say, then, in few words, that a revelation always indicates a mode of intelligence. This point should ON KEVELATIOxN. 129 be carefully realized in ...the outset, since we are almost in- sensibly led, in many instances, to interchange the idea of a revelation with the object revealed, and introduce, ere we are aware, great confusion into the whole subject.
If, then, a revelation necessarily signifies a j?iode of intel- ligence, we have next to determine luhat mode of intelligence it is, which the term revelation implies. Now we have already seen that there are two modes of intelligence possi- ble to man in his present state. These are the intuitional and the logical.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The preaching of an angel would be no revelation to an idiot ; a Bible in Chinese would offer none to a European. In the former case there is no intelli- gence capable of receiving the ideas conveyed ; in the latter case the process of conveyance renders the whole thing prac- tically a nonenity, by allowing no idea whatever to reach the mind. We may say, then, in few words, that a revelation always indicates a mode of intelligence. This point should ON KEVELATIOxN. 129 be carefully realized in ...the outset, since we are almost in- sensibly led, in many instances, to interchange the idea of a revelation with the object revealed, and introduce, ere we are aware, great confusion into the whole subject.
If, then, a revelation necessarily signifies a j?iode of intel- ligence, we have next to determine luhat mode of intelligence it is, which the term revelation implies. Now we have already seen that there are two modes of intelligence possi- ble to man in his present state. These are the intuitional and the logical.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J D Morell to read onlineMoreLess
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