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Hinduism And Buddhism Vol I of 3 0 5
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Only evidence is required to show that he cando so. But on the other hand the weakness of every religion whichdepends on miracles is that their truth is contested and notunreasonably. If they are true, why are they not certain? Of all thephenomena described as miracles, ghosts, fortune telling, magic, clairvoyance, prophesying, and so on, none command unchallengedacceptance. In every age miracles, portents and apparitions have beenrecorded, yet none of them with a certainty that carries univers...alconviction and in many ages contemporary scepticism was possible. Evenin Vedic times there were people who did not believe in the existence ofIndra[714].
It is clear that some miracles require more evidence than others andmany old stories are so fantastic that they may justly be put asidebecause those who reported them did not see, as we can, whatdifficulties they involve and hence felt no need for caution in belief. Among ancient Indians or Hebrews tales of seven headed snakes or ofstopping the sun did not arouse the critical spirit, for the phenomenadid not seem much more extraordinary than centipedes or eclipses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Only evidence is required to show that he cando so. But on the other hand the weakness of every religion whichdepends on miracles is that their truth is contested and notunreasonably. If they are true, why are they not certain? Of all thephenomena described as miracles, ghosts, fortune telling, magic, clairvoyance, prophesying, and so on, none command unchallengedacceptance. In every age miracles, portents and apparitions have beenrecorded, yet none of them with a certainty that carries univers...alconviction and in many ages contemporary scepticism was possible. Evenin Vedic times there were people who did not believe in the existence ofIndra[714].
It is clear that some miracles require more evidence than others andmany old stories are so fantastic that they may justly be put asidebecause those who reported them did not see, as we can, whatdifficulties they involve and hence felt no need for caution in belief. Among ancient Indians or Hebrews tales of seven headed snakes or ofstopping the sun did not arouse the critical spirit, for the phenomenadid not seem much more extraordinary than centipedes or eclipses.
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