Tragic Sense of Life
Tragic Sense of Life
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I say, above all, that Catholic teaching has notassociated itself with, or accommodated itself to, this movement. Theology has conducted itself, and conducts itself still, as if it wereself-possessed of a science of nature and a science of history, together with that general philosophy of nature and history whichresults from a scientific knowledge of them. It might be supposed thatthe domain of theology and that of science, distinct in principle andeven as defined by the Vatican Council, must n...ot be distinct inpractice. Everything proceeds almost as if theology had nothing to learnfrom modern science, natural or historical, and as if by itself it hadthe power and the right to exercise a direct and absolute control overall the activities of the human mind" (_Autour d'un Petit Livre_, 1903, p. 211).
And such must needs be, and such in fact is, the Church's attitude inits struggle with Modernism, of which Loisy was the learned and leadingexponent.
The recent struggle against Kantian and fideist Modernism is a strugglefor life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I say, above all, that Catholic teaching has notassociated itself with, or accommodated itself to, this movement. Theology has conducted itself, and conducts itself still, as if it wereself-possessed of a science of nature and a science of history, together with that general philosophy of nature and history whichresults from a scientific knowledge of them. It might be supposed thatthe domain of theology and that of science, distinct in principle andeven as defined by the Vatican Council, must n...ot be distinct inpractice. Everything proceeds almost as if theology had nothing to learnfrom modern science, natural or historical, and as if by itself it hadthe power and the right to exercise a direct and absolute control overall the activities of the human mind" (_Autour d'un Petit Livre_, 1903, p. 211).
And such must needs be, and such in fact is, the Church's attitude inits struggle with Modernism, of which Loisy was the learned and leadingexponent.
The recent struggle against Kantian and fideist Modernism is a strugglefor life.
What to read after Tragic Sense of Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Miguel De Unamuno to read onlineMoreLess
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