The World As Will And Idea volume 3
The World As Will And Idea volume 3
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The ancients, especially the Stoics, also the Peripatetics and Academics, strove in vain to prove that virtue sufficed to make life happy. Expe- rience cried out loudly against it. What really lay at the foundation of the efforts of these philosophers, although they were not distinctly conscious of it, was the assumed justice of the thing ; whoever was without guilt ought to be free from suffering, thus happy. But the serious and profound solution of the problem lies in the Christian doc- trine... that works do not justify. Accordingly a man, even if he has practised all justice and benevolence, conse- quently the ayaffov, honestum, is yet not, as Cicero imagines, culpa omni carens (Tusc. , v. I. ) ; but el delito mayor del hombre es hdber nacido (the greatest guilt of man is that he was born), as Calderon, illuminated by Christianity, has expressed it with far profounder know- ledge than these wise men. Therefore that man comes into the world already tainted with guilt can appear absurd only to him who regards him as just then having arisen out of nothing and as the work of another.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ancients, especially the Stoics, also the Peripatetics and Academics, strove in vain to prove that virtue sufficed to make life happy. Expe- rience cried out loudly against it. What really lay at the foundation of the efforts of these philosophers, although they were not distinctly conscious of it, was the assumed justice of the thing ; whoever was without guilt ought to be free from suffering, thus happy. But the serious and profound solution of the problem lies in the Christian doc- trine... that works do not justify. Accordingly a man, even if he has practised all justice and benevolence, conse- quently the ayaffov, honestum, is yet not, as Cicero imagines, culpa omni carens (Tusc. , v. I. ) ; but el delito mayor del hombre es hdber nacido (the greatest guilt of man is that he was born), as Calderon, illuminated by Christianity, has expressed it with far profounder know- ledge than these wise men. Therefore that man comes into the world already tainted with guilt can appear absurd only to him who regards him as just then having arisen out of nothing and as the work of another.
What to read after The World As Will And Idea volume 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schopenhauer, Arthur, 1788-1860 to read onlineMoreLess
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