Biographical Essays
Biographical Essays
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Of the Indefinite ? There is no Indefi- nite per «e, but only in relation to us. Of the Finite ?
Certainly not, for even the lowest names of the low- est religion exclude the idea of the Finite. Then what remains ? They are names of what we mean by the Infinite, the Unknown ; and if we are told that this Infinite or this Unknown is mere assump- tion, let it be so, so long as it is the only possible as- sumption, the only possible name. You ask me (p.
60) how with this view of the Infinite I can... say that " the outward eye, the mere organ, apprehends the Infinite, because the Infinite has neither form nor dimension ? " When I used the expression " to ap- prehend the Infinite," I surely explained what I meant by it. Yes, I maintain — and I do so as going beyond Kant's philosophy — that the eye is brought in actual contact with the Infinite, and that what we feel through the pressure on all our senses is the pres- N^nce of the Infinite. Our senses, if I may say so, fe^l nothing but the Infinite, and out of that pleni- tud6> they apprehend the Finite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the Indefinite ? There is no Indefi- nite per «e, but only in relation to us. Of the Finite ?
Certainly not, for even the lowest names of the low- est religion exclude the idea of the Finite. Then what remains ? They are names of what we mean by the Infinite, the Unknown ; and if we are told that this Infinite or this Unknown is mere assump- tion, let it be so, so long as it is the only possible as- sumption, the only possible name. You ask me (p.
60) how with this view of the Infinite I can... say that " the outward eye, the mere organ, apprehends the Infinite, because the Infinite has neither form nor dimension ? " When I used the expression " to ap- prehend the Infinite," I surely explained what I meant by it. Yes, I maintain — and I do so as going beyond Kant's philosophy — that the eye is brought in actual contact with the Infinite, and that what we feel through the pressure on all our senses is the pres- N^nce of the Infinite. Our senses, if I may say so, fe^l nothing but the Infinite, and out of that pleni- tud6> they apprehend the Finite.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Müller, F. Max (Friedrich Max), 1823-1900 to read onlineMoreLess
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