Twenty Discourses
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G. HIRSCH, Editor If if/i Contributions by the Ablest Jewish Writers Subscription Price $2. OO Per Slnnum Sample Copies Gratis BLOCH . NEWMAN Publishers 2O4 Dearborn St. , Chicago * MYTH, MIRACLE AND MIDRASH Goethe tells us that "das Wunder its des Glaubens liebstes Kind. " In the spirit of his times and a true exponent of their philosophy he insists that the miracles recorded in the ancient documents of the synagogue and the church partake of the character of free inven- tions. According to hi...s theory which is even at the present dav shared by many, they have sprung from the prolific womb of faith. He inverts, as is easily seen, the commonly defended doctrine which would have faith rest on miracles. He suggests, therefore, the thought that miracles cannot corroborate the contentions of faith, but that the acceptance of miracles presupposes t>e dominant influence of faith. Undoubtedly this view is the truer. In Lessing's Nathan the same con- struction reappears in the dialogue between the titular figure of the play and his foster daughter.
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G. HIRSCH, Editor If if/i Contributions by the Ablest Jewish Writers Subscription Price $2. OO Per Slnnum Sample Copies Gratis BLOCH . NEWMAN Publishers 2O4 Dearborn St. , Chicago * MYTH, MIRACLE AND MIDRASH Goethe tells us that "das Wunder its des Glaubens liebstes Kind. " In the spirit of his times and a true exponent of their philosophy he insists that the miracles recorded in the ancient documents of the synagogue and the church partake of the character of free inven- tions. According to hi...s theory which is even at the present dav shared by many, they have sprung from the prolific womb of faith. He inverts, as is easily seen, the commonly defended doctrine which would have faith rest on miracles. He suggests, therefore, the thought that miracles cannot corroborate the contentions of faith, but that the acceptance of miracles presupposes t>e dominant influence of faith. Undoubtedly this view is the truer. In Lessing's Nathan the same con- struction reappears in the dialogue between the titular figure of the play and his foster daughter.
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