Selections From Manuscripts volume 1
Selections From Manuscripts volume 1
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The idea of Science is Tightness ; an inconceivably glorious task is hers ; the highest : it represents the moral, the right, among the faculties of man. Emphatically it is the spiritual, and this is given to Science because its guide is right or law.
Swedenborg's view, that the sight is as the Being, is certainly true in this world ; it is ' imaged ' in the physical, inasmuch as perception [what we see the things] ig a function, and must be according to our organi- zation ; the external influe...nce, the stimulus, being supposed the same.
It is not I that deny ' things ' ; I only point out that our Science does. I affirm that things are, are real, do really exist, and thus deny (?) the maxim in relation to the physical that nothing ceases or is anni- hilated. I hold succession, or beginning and ceasing, to be the mode, and the only mode of physical existence. The contrary maxim we derive from ourselves, it is spiritual in origin and meaning.
And yet again : I hold that things do act ; i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The idea of Science is Tightness ; an inconceivably glorious task is hers ; the highest : it represents the moral, the right, among the faculties of man. Emphatically it is the spiritual, and this is given to Science because its guide is right or law.
Swedenborg's view, that the sight is as the Being, is certainly true in this world ; it is ' imaged ' in the physical, inasmuch as perception [what we see the things] ig a function, and must be according to our organi- zation ; the external influe...nce, the stimulus, being supposed the same.
It is not I that deny ' things ' ; I only point out that our Science does. I affirm that things are, are real, do really exist, and thus deny (?) the maxim in relation to the physical that nothing ceases or is anni- hilated. I hold succession, or beginning and ceasing, to be the mode, and the only mode of physical existence. The contrary maxim we derive from ourselves, it is spiritual in origin and meaning.
And yet again : I hold that things do act ; i.
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