THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES
Singh 'l'm: 11 kg inning Oh Time. “The more you study Philosophy, the more widely and carefully you read it. the more you find that what is common to all the great systems is more notable than what distinguishes them. You may he a new realist or a subjective idealist, hut, if you look closely enough, you find the basis which underlies both, and in that basis and its permanence in various forms in the different systems of Philosophy since the beginning of time you find the real systems of truth and thought. That is an illustration of how good a thing it is that teachers of this great subject should he brought together and should consider themselves as members of a single corps. Differ they always will. The teaching will turn in large measure on the individuality of the professor, but yet, if he is great enough, underneath his teaching will be found that common basis which he lias inherited from his own great predecessors, and which he is transmitting with the additions and changes ho has made in it. hut yet the same great tradition which he inherited.” -Lord Haldane.
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Hokitika Guardian, 30 May 1927, Page 2
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196THOUGHTS FOR THE TIMES Hokitika Guardian, 30 May 1927, Page 2
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