After Death--What?, Or, Hell And Salvation: Considered in the Light of ...
After Death--What?, Or, Hell And Salvation: Considered in the Light of ...
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" " Of course not— or, at least, we have no evidence that it is." **Then conscious mind-force belongs exclu- sively to man, making him a person; and unconscious mind-force belongs exclusively to brutes, leaving them in the class of thinking but unconscious things.'' "Yes." ^< We have seen that each man has in himself two orders of force: a conscious, personalizing, regulative mind-force, as seen in his will, elevat- Digitized by Google BRUTE SOULS IMPERSONAL. 73 ing him into a person; and an unconecions, impersonal, regalated matter-force, as seen in the heat of his material body, which he has in common with mere things. The brute has the same two orders of force, but its mind-force is as unconscious as its matter-force. Its intelli- gence is called instinct, and only directive, not reflective, and is fimited, unconscious, imper- sonal, and without moral responsibility." ''Admitted.*' '* I asked you before, whence did force come, and whither did it go ? " " And I answered that force was and is, and that force ever will be." "You admitted that force was, therefore, imperishable." "Yes." " Then why not the mind of man ?
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" " Of course not— or, at least, we have no evidence that it is." **Then conscious mind-force belongs exclu- sively to man, making him a person; and unconscious mind-force belongs exclusively to brutes, leaving them in the class of thinking but unconscious things.'' "Yes." ^< We have seen that each man has in himself two orders of force: a conscious, personalizing, regulative mind-force, as seen in his will, elevat- Digitized by Google BRUTE SOULS IMPERSONAL. 73 ing him into a person; and an unconecions, impersonal, regalated matter-force, as seen in the heat of his material body, which he has in common with mere things. The brute has the same two orders of force, but its mind-force is as unconscious as its matter-force. Its intelli- gence is called instinct, and only directive, not reflective, and is fimited, unconscious, imper- sonal, and without moral responsibility." ''Admitted.*' '* I asked you before, whence did force come, and whither did it go ? " " And I answered that force was and is, and that force ever will be." "You admitted that force was, therefore, imperishable." "Yes." " Then why not the mind of man ?
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