The Seeming Unreality of the Spiritual Life the Nathaniel William Taylor Lectu
The Seeming Unreality of the Spiritual Life the Nathaniel William Taylor Lectu
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What- PHILOSOPHICAL AND RELIGIOUS PROBLEMS 87 ever one's point of view, as data for a discern- ment of the meaning of things, these great personalities, it would seem, ought to count quite as much as things and events. And Paulsen is not without some perception of this fact; for, after speaking of various dogmas and opinions often asserted to be of the essence of Christianity, he can say, "But if I am allowed to say what I mean and to believe what I can un- derstand and conceive, then, unmindfu...l of the ridicule of the scoffer and the hatred of the guardian of literalism, I may, even in our days, confess to a belief in God who has revealed himself in Jesus. The life and death of Jesus make plain to me the meaning of life, the mean- ing of all things in general; but that which enables me to live and shows me the import of life I call God and the manifestation of God. The most upright, truthful, and liberal-minded man may subscribe to all that, to-day, as openly as ever before. " 1 Let the thinker and seeker in religion, then, simply take account of the common restriction of philosophy, as it has already taken account of science's self-restriction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What- PHILOSOPHICAL AND RELIGIOUS PROBLEMS 87 ever one's point of view, as data for a discern- ment of the meaning of things, these great personalities, it would seem, ought to count quite as much as things and events. And Paulsen is not without some perception of this fact; for, after speaking of various dogmas and opinions often asserted to be of the essence of Christianity, he can say, "But if I am allowed to say what I mean and to believe what I can un- derstand and conceive, then, unmindfu...l of the ridicule of the scoffer and the hatred of the guardian of literalism, I may, even in our days, confess to a belief in God who has revealed himself in Jesus. The life and death of Jesus make plain to me the meaning of life, the mean- ing of all things in general; but that which enables me to live and shows me the import of life I call God and the manifestation of God. The most upright, truthful, and liberal-minded man may subscribe to all that, to-day, as openly as ever before. " 1 Let the thinker and seeker in religion, then, simply take account of the common restriction of philosophy, as it has already taken account of science's self-restriction.
What to read after The Seeming Unreality of the Spiritual Life the Nathaniel William Taylor Lectu?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by King, Henry Churchill, 1858-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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