22238 EVOLUTION AND INVOLUTION BY GEORGE THOMSON AUTHOR OF 'THE WORLD OF BEING,' ETC. LONDON TRÜBNER & CO., LUDGATE HILL 1880. All rights reserved. If Supernaturalism is thrown aside, Naturalism of mind in Existence and Being only explainable in Personality, Mr. Spencer, Mr. Darwin, and the authors of The Unseen PAGE Whence does man get the idea of an Absolute Personality, Man has just the same kind of knowledge of God that he has of a flower, or of a man-that is, he has not com- plete knowledge of either, but he has an idea of them God in relation to the universe, Of the origin and foundations of Moral Science, of Religion, The isolation of a pebble, The extent to which a flower makes itself one with existence, 74-82 82-83 Man's extraordinary efforts to idealise the universe both in 83-97 The ancient Greek stands pre-eminently distinct at the Space, Time, Existence, Number, and Form are only things The import of the utilitarian and of the non-utilitarian idealising of the universe contrasted, or the import of the practical idealising of the universe and of the idealising the universe in the understanding con- trasted, On the intuitive and empirical in Morals, and on the innate 113-116 |