This Life And the Next Impressions And Thoughts of Notable Men And Women From P
This Life And the Next Impressions And Thoughts of Notable Men And Women From P
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I have got just as far in my creed as I had ten years ago ; namely, as far as those first two words of the Pater Noster. There are difficulties, I know ; but it appears to me on the whole : — 1. That the Deity must be as good as the best con- scious being he makes.
2. That it is more consonant with our ideas of what is best to suppose that suffering, which is often obviously disciplinary and benevolent in its aim, is to be temporary rather than eternal.
3. That if the Deity expects the genuine ...love and respect of independent, thinking creatures, he must in the long-run treat them as a good father would treat them.
4. That to suppose this world a mere trap, baited with temptations of sense, which only Divine ingenuity could have imagined, with the certainty that the larger part of the race would fall into it, and that to the tortures of a very helpless, ignorant, ill-educated being Cf)is Life anti tibe Btvt isr is to be added the cruellest sting of all, that he brought it on himself, does not seem a probable course of action on the part of " Our Father.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have got just as far in my creed as I had ten years ago ; namely, as far as those first two words of the Pater Noster. There are difficulties, I know ; but it appears to me on the whole : — 1. That the Deity must be as good as the best con- scious being he makes.
2. That it is more consonant with our ideas of what is best to suppose that suffering, which is often obviously disciplinary and benevolent in its aim, is to be temporary rather than eternal.
3. That if the Deity expects the genuine ...love and respect of independent, thinking creatures, he must in the long-run treat them as a good father would treat them.
4. That to suppose this world a mere trap, baited with temptations of sense, which only Divine ingenuity could have imagined, with the certainty that the larger part of the race would fall into it, and that to the tortures of a very helpless, ignorant, ill-educated being Cf)is Life anti tibe Btvt isr is to be added the cruellest sting of all, that he brought it on himself, does not seem a probable course of action on the part of " Our Father.
What to read after This Life And the Next Impressions And Thoughts of Notable Men And Women From P?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Estelle Davenport Adams to read onlineMoreLess
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