Problems of Religion; An Introductory Survey
Problems of Religion; An Introductory Survey
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J. M. E. McTaggart, Some Dogmas of Christianity, pp. SOS- OS: "It follows that no man is justified in a religious attitude except as a result of metaphysical study. . . . Since [men] are confronted on all sides with religions different from their own, it is inevitable that they should ask themselves why they believe their religions to be true. And when the ques- tion is once asked, what can avert a widespread recognition that the truth THE ESSENCE OF RELIGION 221 men to contrast different ideal...s and estimate their relative worth; to try different ways of Hfe and know which is best. The truth of rehgion, in our sense of the word, is experi- mentally verifiable ; it is practical truth. And if we give Chris- tianity our allegiance it is because nineteen centuries of repeated experience have conclusively shown its insight into human needs to be most profound and its Way to be the solution for the eternal problem of human life.
The important thing, then, about a religion is not the rationality or irrationality of its intellectual conceptions, but the spirituality and vision of its ideals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
J. M. E. McTaggart, Some Dogmas of Christianity, pp. SOS- OS: "It follows that no man is justified in a religious attitude except as a result of metaphysical study. . . . Since [men] are confronted on all sides with religions different from their own, it is inevitable that they should ask themselves why they believe their religions to be true. And when the ques- tion is once asked, what can avert a widespread recognition that the truth THE ESSENCE OF RELIGION 221 men to contrast different ideal...s and estimate their relative worth; to try different ways of Hfe and know which is best. The truth of rehgion, in our sense of the word, is experi- mentally verifiable ; it is practical truth. And if we give Chris- tianity our allegiance it is because nineteen centuries of repeated experience have conclusively shown its insight into human needs to be most profound and its Way to be the solution for the eternal problem of human life.
The important thing, then, about a religion is not the rationality or irrationality of its intellectual conceptions, but the spirituality and vision of its ideals.
What to read after Problems of Religion; An Introductory Survey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Drake, Durant, 1878-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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