An Outline of the History of Christian Thought Since Kant 8 0
An Outline of the History of Christian Thought Since Kant 8 0
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He says that this first cause isincomprehensible. Yet he further says, when the question of attributingpersonality to this first cause is raised, that the choice is notbetween personality and something lower. It is between personality andsomething higher. To this may belong a mode of being as muchtranscending intelligence and will as these transcend mechanical motion. It is strange, he says, that men should suppose the highest worship tolie in assimilating the object of worship to themselves. A...nd yet, again, in one of the latest of his works he writes: 'Unexpected as it will beto most of my readers, I must assert that the power which manifestsitself in consciousness is but a differently conditioned form of thepower which manifests itself beyond consciousness. The conception towhich the exploration of nature everywhere tends is much less that of auniverse of dead matter than that of a universe everywhere alive. ' Similar is the issue in the reflexion of Huxley. Agnosticism had atfirst been asserted in relation to the spiritual and the teleological.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He says that this first cause isincomprehensible. Yet he further says, when the question of attributingpersonality to this first cause is raised, that the choice is notbetween personality and something lower. It is between personality andsomething higher. To this may belong a mode of being as muchtranscending intelligence and will as these transcend mechanical motion. It is strange, he says, that men should suppose the highest worship tolie in assimilating the object of worship to themselves. A...nd yet, again, in one of the latest of his works he writes: 'Unexpected as it will beto most of my readers, I must assert that the power which manifestsitself in consciousness is but a differently conditioned form of thepower which manifests itself beyond consciousness. The conception towhich the exploration of nature everywhere tends is much less that of auniverse of dead matter than that of a universe everywhere alive. ' Similar is the issue in the reflexion of Huxley. Agnosticism had atfirst been asserted in relation to the spiritual and the teleological.
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