Theological Criticisms Or Hint of the Philosophy of Man And Nature in Six Le
Theological Criticisms Or Hint of the Philosophy of Man And Nature in Six Le
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You see, in what inexplicable mystery, the most ordinary phenomena were then enveloped; and how extremely fallacious, were the reasoning and inter- pretations of the most extraordinary genius of any age or country. But with these palpable these pre- posterous fallacies, Sir Francis Bacon was not justly chargeable. He was undeniably an intellectual prodi- gy, who, having been born two hundred years later, would be, at this moment, the predominant star, in the world's literary firmament. No! it w...as not Ba- con, but the times in which Bacon lived, that stultified an intellect, that, to-day, would successfully aspire to universal knowledge; a time when, for more than two thousand years, Superstition had inextricably fastened its clogs, upon the heels of Genius, and ef- fectually tied up Reason, in leading strings. A long period of proverbial literary darkness, which Chris^ tianity had arbitrarily hiforced upon manlumL JDo C TEKOLOQICAL GHITlCr3MS.
not mistake me, as including, in my ideas of supcr- itition, the most fastidious, moral virtue; but treat me, if jou will, with the courtesy of recollecting rny definition of it, as the subject of future criticism.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see, in what inexplicable mystery, the most ordinary phenomena were then enveloped; and how extremely fallacious, were the reasoning and inter- pretations of the most extraordinary genius of any age or country. But with these palpable these pre- posterous fallacies, Sir Francis Bacon was not justly chargeable. He was undeniably an intellectual prodi- gy, who, having been born two hundred years later, would be, at this moment, the predominant star, in the world's literary firmament. No! it w...as not Ba- con, but the times in which Bacon lived, that stultified an intellect, that, to-day, would successfully aspire to universal knowledge; a time when, for more than two thousand years, Superstition had inextricably fastened its clogs, upon the heels of Genius, and ef- fectually tied up Reason, in leading strings. A long period of proverbial literary darkness, which Chris^ tianity had arbitrarily hiforced upon manlumL JDo C TEKOLOQICAL GHITlCr3MS.
not mistake me, as including, in my ideas of supcr- itition, the most fastidious, moral virtue; but treat me, if jou will, with the courtesy of recollecting rny definition of it, as the subject of future criticism.
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