Science and the Infinite; or, Through a Window in the Blank WallKlein, Sydney T. (Sydney Turner)
Religion
Science and the Infinite; or, Through a Window in the Blank Wall
Klein, Sydney T. (Sydney Turner)
Religion and science
We have seen that the Idea of Infinity is a necessary result of our
finite senses, that the only Reality is the Spiritual, the Here and
the Now; that the Riddle of the Universe is not to be solved by the
_Intellect_ but by that method which is employed by those who are
earnestly following the "Quest of the Grail"--namely, by realising
that our True Personality or Transcendental Ego is an emanation from
the Absolute; that we are one-with Him, and that it is by following
the old Hellenic command "[Greek: Gnothi seauton]" (Know
thyself)--namely, by _Introspection_, that we can hope to attain to
the understanding of what is the Reality of Being.
FINIS
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PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY NEILL AND CO., LTD., EDINBURGH.
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Transcriber's Notes
Page 27: Braces } on multiple lines represent one large brace
encompassing those lines.
Page 53: Huios or Hyios. The Rule doesn't seem to address the
possibility of upsilon coming first in a diphthong: upsilon iota
is not common, but "Hui" looks more plausible than "Hyi".
Page 176: The word amoeba had an oe ligature in the original book.
Page 184: Typo Gnothe changed to Gnothi.
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