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Show Eggay on whipper who is whipped, and the tyran Compengation who is undone Thus do all things preach the indifferenc of circumstances. The man is all. Ever thing has two sides, a good and an evil Every advantage has its tax.[ learn to b content. But the doctrine of compensatio is not the doctrine of indifferency. Th thoughtless say, on hearing these representations: " What boots it to do well? ther is one event to good and evil; if I gain an good, I must pay for it; if I lose any good 1gain some other; all actions are indifferent. q There is a deeper fact in the soul tha compensation, to wit: its own nature. Th soul is not a compensation, but a life. Th soul 7. Under all this running sea of circum stance, whose waters ebb and flow wit perfect balance, lies the aboriginal abyss o real Being. Existence, or God, is not relation or a part, but the whole. Being i the vast affirmative, excluding negation, selfbalanced, and swallowing up all relations parts and times within itself. Nature, truth 3 Digital Image © 2005 Marriott Library University of Utah. All rights reserved |
