The French Renascence
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4. And these constitutional differences are expressed in the very external appearance of their works. The religious philosophy of Pascal is embodied in one little volume of scattered thoughts, written down in the intervals of suffering, fragments which the ingenuity of three centuries has been unable to piece to- gether so as to form one consistent whole. The philosophy of Newman is expressed in forty volumes, written in the leisure of fifty years, and in the vigour of almost unbroken health ; ...every argument in its place, in battle order ; nothing left to chance, and almost every one of those forty volumes a masterpiece of composition.
The Resemblances And yet all those differences are not as essential as they seem, and are only the result of the differences between their external circumstances. Widely as they differ in their physical constitu- tion, they have fundamentally the same intel- lectual and religious temperament, 1. Both men are characterized by the same universality of mental gifts.
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4. And these constitutional differences are expressed in the very external appearance of their works. The religious philosophy of Pascal is embodied in one little volume of scattered thoughts, written down in the intervals of suffering, fragments which the ingenuity of three centuries has been unable to piece to- gether so as to form one consistent whole. The philosophy of Newman is expressed in forty volumes, written in the leisure of fifty years, and in the vigour of almost unbroken health ; ...every argument in its place, in battle order ; nothing left to chance, and almost every one of those forty volumes a masterpiece of composition.
The Resemblances And yet all those differences are not as essential as they seem, and are only the result of the differences between their external circumstances. Widely as they differ in their physical constitu- tion, they have fundamentally the same intel- lectual and religious temperament, 1. Both men are characterized by the same universality of mental gifts.
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