Was the Resurrection a Fact And Other Essays
Was the Resurrection a Fact And Other Essays
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How can ^'knowledge consist of sensations, " in the ab- sence of consciousness? Is the mind mere cohe- sive substance, ready to be impressed by sensa- tions apart from knowledge of "self"?
We readily believe that the finite cannot ade- quately apprehend the Infinite, and that His Umit- less attributes transcend our highest powers; but what about the fact of self-consciousness that daily brings to us knowledge of the existence of a Power superhuman? We have assurance that the Object producing im...pressions is real and not the outcome of a merely fertile imagination; that it is a verity and not a will-o'-the-wisp; that it is an active, producing force, and not an ideal creation.
It has been contended that "Thought is merely a necessary result of the structure of the brain, and this is strictly an effect of physical causes. Our moral nature, with all its aims of duty and devotion — our spiritual nature, with all its ideals of dignity and nobleness — are simply transformed sensations, which again are themselves but com- binations, at a long remove, of material particles that chanced to exist in the original fire mist, out of which the solid globe has condensed into its '75 the Infinite Knowablef 29 present form.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
How can ^'knowledge consist of sensations, " in the ab- sence of consciousness? Is the mind mere cohe- sive substance, ready to be impressed by sensa- tions apart from knowledge of "self"?
We readily believe that the finite cannot ade- quately apprehend the Infinite, and that His Umit- less attributes transcend our highest powers; but what about the fact of self-consciousness that daily brings to us knowledge of the existence of a Power superhuman? We have assurance that the Object producing im...pressions is real and not the outcome of a merely fertile imagination; that it is a verity and not a will-o'-the-wisp; that it is an active, producing force, and not an ideal creation.
It has been contended that "Thought is merely a necessary result of the structure of the brain, and this is strictly an effect of physical causes. Our moral nature, with all its aims of duty and devotion — our spiritual nature, with all its ideals of dignity and nobleness — are simply transformed sensations, which again are themselves but com- binations, at a long remove, of material particles that chanced to exist in the original fire mist, out of which the solid globe has condensed into its '75 the Infinite Knowablef 29 present form.
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