The Philosophy of the Spirit a Study of the Spiritual Nature of Man And the Pr
The Philosophy of the Spirit a Study of the Spiritual Nature of Man And the Pr
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It is the consciousness with which we enter into experience, or what it suggests to us, that makes experience significant. The moment our interest is transferred from mere sentiency to the value accredited to it, we depart from the point of view of immediacy 172 The Philosophy of the Spirit to that of interpretation. If one is to depart from mere sentiency in any sense of the word, it would seem reasonable to undertake as complete an interpretation as possible. Probably every believer in the sp...iritual life would devote his interest to the interpretation were it not that custom has placed undue emphasis upon the mere experience.
What the immediacy of the Spirit is from the God- ward side only the Spirit knows. On this side we may well leave the field absolutely open, without dogmatism and without any attempt at speculative description. What channels of communication the Spirit has with the sons of Spirit we do not know. Judging by the accounts which seers and prophets have given of their visions, or the revelations which were made through them, we may conclude that in the first instance there is an ineffable union between God and the soul, an ineffable nearness which may only be appreciatively interpreted, since the expenence is incommunicable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is the consciousness with which we enter into experience, or what it suggests to us, that makes experience significant. The moment our interest is transferred from mere sentiency to the value accredited to it, we depart from the point of view of immediacy 172 The Philosophy of the Spirit to that of interpretation. If one is to depart from mere sentiency in any sense of the word, it would seem reasonable to undertake as complete an interpretation as possible. Probably every believer in the sp...iritual life would devote his interest to the interpretation were it not that custom has placed undue emphasis upon the mere experience.
What the immediacy of the Spirit is from the God- ward side only the Spirit knows. On this side we may well leave the field absolutely open, without dogmatism and without any attempt at speculative description. What channels of communication the Spirit has with the sons of Spirit we do not know. Judging by the accounts which seers and prophets have given of their visions, or the revelations which were made through them, we may conclude that in the first instance there is an ineffable union between God and the soul, an ineffable nearness which may only be appreciatively interpreted, since the expenence is incommunicable.
What to read after The Philosophy of the Spirit a Study of the Spiritual Nature of Man And the Pr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horatio W Horatio Willis Dresser to read onlineMoreLess
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