Modern Skepticis
Modern Skepticism A Course of Lectures Delivered at the Request of the Christian Evidence Society
作者：Ellicott, C. J. (Charles John), 1819-1905 [Contributor]; Harrowby, Dudley Ryder, Earl of, 1798-1882 [Author of introduction, etc.]; Christian Evidence Society [Other]
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字数：605,636 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 30 段- Man, if I have proved my position, stands quite alone at the
- In attempting a criticism of the principles of Pantheism, th
- As I venture to think that this sense of personality, with t
- Such then is the highest philosophy to-day of those who, ref
- This question, unspeakably interesting to every one of us, m
- If, then, this law be established, we have proved our point.
- Poor Comte! His sweeter life was buried with the dead, who t
- My argument, fortunately, depends upon matters of fact: fact
- But, if there is thus a future judgment, and a state in whic
- What is called physical science must change her name, and re
- I have not sufficient space to exhibit adequately the argume
- These remarks and quotations bear chiefly on the relation of
- And when we look to nature with this purpose, it is impossib
- The first difficulty, really historical, which meets us when
- The best explanation hitherto suggested is, I think, the fol
- As my subject is a wide one, I must address myself to it wit
- Now, observe; the portraiture of the Jesus of the Evangelist
- Let us observe the steps of the process by which the metamor
- The attacks upon that body of traditional belief and receive
- For at that time what secondary advantage could there be in
- There is, however, another point in the Epistles of St. Paul
- Again: there was plenty of partial goodness. The heathens an
- The progress of Christianity in every stronghold of heatheni
- Take Marcus Aurelius: Mr. Lecky, the eloquent and able write
- And here let me speak out frankly my own opinion. The whole
- It is quite possible to cull from the Talmud, especially fro
- We turn, however, back again to the design and working of th
- [29] I have taken these words from the "Vedanta Philosophy."
- "We are often told that such a thing is _a fact_--a fact, an
- "There is a mysterious harmony between the natural and the m