 Space have no absolute existence, no existence out of our minds, it removes a stumbling-block from the very threshold of our Theology. For on this ground, when we say that the Deity is omnipresent and eternal, that with Him it is a universal Here and...  The Foreign Review - Page 1171829Full view - About this book
 | 1859 - 932 pages
...omnipresent and eternal— that with Him it is a universal Here and Now — we say nothing wonderful — nothing but that He also created Time and Space —...Space are not laws of His being, but only of ours." We snail not stop to discuss whether the transcendental doctrines possess the magical powers which... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - 1845 - 594 pages
...is omnipresent and eternal, that with Him it is a universal Here and Now, we say nothing wonderful : nothing but that He also created Time and Space, that...hostility of Matter is at an end, for Matter is itself annibilated, and the black Spectre, Atheism, "with all its sickly dews," melts into nothingness for... | |
 | Scotland - 1859 - 910 pages
...eternal — that with Him it is a universal Here and Now — we say nothing wonderful — nothing bub that He also created Time and Space — that Time...Space are not laws of His being, but only of ours." We símil not stop to discuss whether the transcendental doctrines possess the magical powers which... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - Scottish essays - 1859 - 620 pages
...universal Here and Now, we say nothing wonderful : nothing but that He also created Time and Space, lhat ining like carbuncles, were so soon to be closed in long night! — We Transcendcntalist, clearly enough, ' the whole question of the origin and existence of Nature must... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - English essays - 1860 - 490 pages
...is omnipresent and eternal, that with Him it is a universal Here and Now, we say nothing wonderful ; nothing but that He also created Time and Space, that...itself annihilated ; and the black Spectre, Atheism, t with all its sickly dews,' melts into nothingness forever. But farther, if it be, as Kant maintains,... | |
 | Sir Edward Bruce Hamley - 1881 - 138 pages
...omnipresent and eternal — that with Him it is a universal Here and Now — we say nothing wonderful — nothing but that He also created Time and Space —...Space are not laws of His being, but only of ours." Wo shall not stop to discuss whether the trarlscendental doctrines possess the magical -powers which... | |
 | Edward B. Hamley - 1881 - 144 pages
...omnipresent and eternal — that with Him it is a universal Here and Now — we say nothing wonderful — nothing but that He also created Time and Space —...Space are not laws of His being, but only of ours. " We shall not stop to discuss whether the transcendental doctrines possess the magical powers which... | |
 | Thomas Carlyle - English literature - 1897 - 660 pages
...is omnipresent and eternal, that with Him it is a universal Here and Now, we say nothing wonderful ; nothing but that He also created Time and Space, that...not laws of His being, but only of ours. Nay to the Trauscendentalist, clearly enough, the whole question of the origin and existence of Nature must be... | |
 | Jeremiah Wesley Bray - Criticism - 1898 - 360 pages
...associated with the vague and obscure. To the transcendentalist . . . the origin and existence of Nature is greatly simplified; the old hostility of matter is at an end, for matter is itself annihilated. CARLTLB, II., p. 205. All poetry must to a great extent be transcendental. WHIPPLE, Es. & Rev., p.... | |
 | Thomas Krusche - Idealism - 1987 - 384 pages
...is omnipresent and eternal, that with Him it is a universal Here and Now, we say nothing wonderful; nothing but that He also created Time and Space, that...Time and Space are not laws of His being, but only of ours.55 Das Gespenst des Materialismus-Atheismus ist gebannt durch die Relativierung der Existenz der... | |
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