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Hence originated that important paper in the " Prospective " on " Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy " ; in which Dr. Martineau points out with great lucidity Hamilton's fundamental inconsist- 102 "ESSAYS, REVIEWS, AND ADDRESSES" ency, and while he, himself, is not prepared to defend in its entirety the continental ontolog}', he expounds another method, by which he thinks adequate theological insight may be attained and justified.
'* Let it be admitted at once, " he says, " that all knowledge is... relative. . . . But the objects of ontological quest are not lost to us in being only relatively discerned. Because God can be contemplated only like other objects of thought, as differenced from our subjective selves, is it needful to say that he is merely phaenomenal to us and not cognisable in his reality ? " ^ That Dr. J^Iartineau really believed that we do know God /;; Jiis reality is evident from countless passages in his writings; but I must confess that I feel great difficulty in understanding how we could possibly reach this know- ledge if He were differenced from our subjective selves in the same way as " other objects of thought " are.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hence originated that important paper in the " Prospective " on " Sir William Hamilton's Philosophy " ; in which Dr. Martineau points out with great lucidity Hamilton's fundamental inconsist- 102 "ESSAYS, REVIEWS, AND ADDRESSES" ency, and while he, himself, is not prepared to defend in its entirety the continental ontolog}', he expounds another method, by which he thinks adequate theological insight may be attained and justified.
'* Let it be admitted at once, " he says, " that all knowledge is... relative. . . . But the objects of ontological quest are not lost to us in being only relatively discerned. Because God can be contemplated only like other objects of thought, as differenced from our subjective selves, is it needful to say that he is merely phaenomenal to us and not cognisable in his reality ? " ^ That Dr. J^Iartineau really believed that we do know God /;; Jiis reality is evident from countless passages in his writings; but I must confess that I feel great difficulty in understanding how we could possibly reach this know- ledge if He were differenced from our subjective selves in the same way as " other objects of thought " are.
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