Appendix IV Mr. H. W. Massingham on "Life"

Chapter 34 The incomprehensibility of the sufferings of earthly existence proves to man more convincingly than anything...

Chapter 30 Life is a relationship to the world. The movement of life is the establishment of new and loftier relationships...

Chapter 19 Confirmation of the demands of the reasonable consciousness

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Chapter 32 The dread of death proceeds from man's confusion of his different relationships to the world

Chapter 33 The visible life is a part of the infinite movement of life

Chapter 28 Carnal death destroys the body limited in space and the consciousness limited in time...

Chapter 27 The fear of death is only the consciousness of the unsolved contradiction of life

Chapter 24 True love is a consequence of the renunciation of the welfare of the individuality

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Chapter 22 The feeling of love is the manifestation of the activity of the individuality subjected to the reasonable consciousness

Chapter 35 Physical sufferings constitute an indispensable condition of the life and welfare of men

Chapter 10 Reason is the law recognized by man, in conformity with which his life must be perfected

Chapter 9 The birth of the true life in man

Chapter 31 The life of men when they are dead does not cease in this world

Chapter 29 Men fear death because they have restricted life by their false conception, taking a part of life to be the whole

Chapter 21 What is required is not renunciation of our individuality but the subjugation of individuality to the reasonable consciousness

Chapter 8 The division and the contradiction are only apparent: they are the consequence of false doctrine

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