Some Latter-Day Religions
Some Latter-Day Religions
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A South Sea Islander has never seen the snow ; therefore there is on snow.
Darwin had no appreciation of music; therefore there is no witchery of harmony. Madame de Stael saw nothing attractive in nature, and would not Digitized by Google 138 Some Latter- Day Religions open her window to catch a glimpse of the waters of Lucerne or the white glory of Mount Pilatus ; therefore there is no beauty in the Swiss lake, nor grandeur in the stately Alpine peak ! As if there were not a world beyond the i...ndividual experience and beyond the purview of even the collective wisdom of an agnostic group!
Agnosticism should be regarded as a soul de- formity and cause for tears. It is in this spirit that a young student in a German university writes: **If a God exists, He wraps Himself in darkness ; if He exists, He folds Himself in silence.
Leaning as it were over the edge of being, men strive to pierce the abyss of the unknown ; above, below, they strain their sight, but they see noth- ing; they listen, but nothing strikes their ear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A South Sea Islander has never seen the snow ; therefore there is on snow.
Darwin had no appreciation of music; therefore there is no witchery of harmony. Madame de Stael saw nothing attractive in nature, and would not Digitized by Google 138 Some Latter- Day Religions open her window to catch a glimpse of the waters of Lucerne or the white glory of Mount Pilatus ; therefore there is no beauty in the Swiss lake, nor grandeur in the stately Alpine peak ! As if there were not a world beyond the i...ndividual experience and beyond the purview of even the collective wisdom of an agnostic group!
Agnosticism should be regarded as a soul de- formity and cause for tears. It is in this spirit that a young student in a German university writes: **If a God exists, He wraps Himself in darkness ; if He exists, He folds Himself in silence.
Leaning as it were over the edge of being, men strive to pierce the abyss of the unknown ; above, below, they strain their sight, but they see noth- ing; they listen, but nothing strikes their ear.
What to read after Some Latter-Day Religions?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Combs, George Hamilton, 1864- to read onlineMoreLess
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