The Problem of Life a Solution
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Nevertheless the nations, consciously or un- consciously, are approaching a sort of impasse. In practice, as I have said, they all tacitly admit that Christianity is unworkable and Christendom actually carries on its everyday affairs with no intrusion of its religion into its business.
Christianity being founded on tradition and unsupported by evidence or even common THE PKOBLEM OF LIFE 49 sense, will not and cannot stand the criticism of reason or the questioning analysis of a high ideal of tr...uth; therefore, Christianity being weak, is thrust aside by the practical sense of the twentieth century, which accordingly car- ries on its daily affairs without religion at all.
But clear, penetrative thinking and a study of the past discovers the real hunger at the heart of humanity for high ideals, and the ideals of Christianity, being faulty and asso- ciated with fable and falsehood, naturally fail to satisfy that intelligent hunger today.
In the days of chivalry and even of recent years among Asiatics, religion formed part of the everyday life of the people, and if we awaken to the facts as facts and realize and admit that we are created — that there exists a creative power — that we are sentient beings — and that there is a cause for our being, it is obvious that the relation between Deity (the Cause) and ourselves (the effect) cannot health- ily be left out of the scheme of events day by day, as religion is left out in Christendom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nevertheless the nations, consciously or un- consciously, are approaching a sort of impasse. In practice, as I have said, they all tacitly admit that Christianity is unworkable and Christendom actually carries on its everyday affairs with no intrusion of its religion into its business.
Christianity being founded on tradition and unsupported by evidence or even common THE PKOBLEM OF LIFE 49 sense, will not and cannot stand the criticism of reason or the questioning analysis of a high ideal of tr...uth; therefore, Christianity being weak, is thrust aside by the practical sense of the twentieth century, which accordingly car- ries on its daily affairs without religion at all.
But clear, penetrative thinking and a study of the past discovers the real hunger at the heart of humanity for high ideals, and the ideals of Christianity, being faulty and asso- ciated with fable and falsehood, naturally fail to satisfy that intelligent hunger today.
In the days of chivalry and even of recent years among Asiatics, religion formed part of the everyday life of the people, and if we awaken to the facts as facts and realize and admit that we are created — that there exists a creative power — that we are sentient beings — and that there is a cause for our being, it is obvious that the relation between Deity (the Cause) and ourselves (the effect) cannot health- ily be left out of the scheme of events day by day, as religion is left out in Christendom.
What to read after The Problem of Life a Solution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitz Gerald Broad to read onlineMoreLess
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