The Bible And Its Readers
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words primaril}' applicable to man, or the world, but it is necessary to speak or write of all other subjects in the same manner. Whether we will or not, man is the center of thought conception and language, and all things are more or less humanized in our conceptions and utterances. We can- not communicate a thought relative to the world without using words which have and can have no meaning apart from the senses and faculties of man. Not only, therefore, is God humanized in thought, conceptio...n, and forms of expression, but all other sub- jects are likewise so humanized. Take the simplest idea in the world, according to the materialistic dictum of things, to wit: Force. What does man know? What can he say of Force, except as it impresses him through his senses and faculties?
Write the shortest possible sentence of God. God is. Both these words have, pri- marily, reference to human language, which is based and rooted in man's senses The Bible and Its Readers. 59 and faculties. Attempt to put an intelli- gible meaning- in God, and you begin to give it "power, " of which you could have no conception without your muscular and nervous systems, and your will.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
words primaril}' applicable to man, or the world, but it is necessary to speak or write of all other subjects in the same manner. Whether we will or not, man is the center of thought conception and language, and all things are more or less humanized in our conceptions and utterances. We can- not communicate a thought relative to the world without using words which have and can have no meaning apart from the senses and faculties of man. Not only, therefore, is God humanized in thought, conceptio...n, and forms of expression, but all other sub- jects are likewise so humanized. Take the simplest idea in the world, according to the materialistic dictum of things, to wit: Force. What does man know? What can he say of Force, except as it impresses him through his senses and faculties?
Write the shortest possible sentence of God. God is. Both these words have, pri- marily, reference to human language, which is based and rooted in man's senses The Bible and Its Readers. 59 and faculties. Attempt to put an intelli- gible meaning- in God, and you begin to give it "power, " of which you could have no conception without your muscular and nervous systems, and your will.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eva Scheeline to read onlineMoreLess
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