Mention458292
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| so:text | It is a hyperbole excusable in poetic language, but not scientifically valid, when he is identified with the ideal of humanity. The ideal is the unconditioned, the absolute, but every phenomenon in time and space is conditioned and limited, and cannot therefore coincide with the ideal. This hyperbole of pious faith may grow out of noble feelings, but for all that it remains essentially false, and is harmful when seriously regarded as dogma. (en) |
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| so:description | Evolution and Theology (1900) (en) |
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