Tragic Sense of Life 8 6
Tragic Sense of Life 8 6
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Xxvi. , § 2) theologians of monism, and whom it would perhaps be betterto call atheologians, people who pertinaciously adhere to the spirit of_a priori_ affirmation; and this becomes intolerable, Brunhes adds, whenthey harbour the pretension of despising theology. A notable type ofthese gentlemen may be found in Haeckel, who has succeeded in solvingthe riddles of Nature!
These atheologians have seized upon the principle of the conservation ofenergy, the "Nothing is created, nothing is lost, eve...rything istransformed" formula, the theological origin of which is seen inDescartes, and have made use of it as a means whereby we are able todispense with God. "The world built to last, " Brunhes comments, "resisting all wear and tear, or rather automatically repairing therents that appear in it--what a splendid theme for oratoricalamplification! But these same amplifications which served in theseventeenth century to prove the wisdom of the Creator have been used inour days as arguments for those who presume to do without Him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Xxvi. , § 2) theologians of monism, and whom it would perhaps be betterto call atheologians, people who pertinaciously adhere to the spirit of_a priori_ affirmation; and this becomes intolerable, Brunhes adds, whenthey harbour the pretension of despising theology. A notable type ofthese gentlemen may be found in Haeckel, who has succeeded in solvingthe riddles of Nature!
These atheologians have seized upon the principle of the conservation ofenergy, the "Nothing is created, nothing is lost, eve...rything istransformed" formula, the theological origin of which is seen inDescartes, and have made use of it as a means whereby we are able todispense with God. "The world built to last, " Brunhes comments, "resisting all wear and tear, or rather automatically repairing therents that appear in it--what a splendid theme for oratoricalamplification! But these same amplifications which served in theseventeenth century to prove the wisdom of the Creator have been used inour days as arguments for those who presume to do without Him.
What to read after Tragic Sense of Life 8 6?
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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