Pantheism disowns,--Christian Theism declares, the doctrine of _a conscious, personal immortality_.
5.

Pantheism rejects,--Christian Theism receives, the whole scheme of Revelation, considered as a supernatural code of Divine truth.

The one accounts for its origin on the principle of natural development, the other on that of supernatural interposition.
6.

Pantheism has no living, self-conscious, personal God, no loving Father, no watchful Providence, no Hearer of Prayer, no Object of confiding trust, no Redeemer, no Sanctifier, no Comforter: it leaves us with nothing higher than Nature as our portion here, and nothing beyond its eternal vicissitudes as our prospect hereafter.
FOOTNOTES: [103] AMAND SAINTES, "Histoire de la Vie et des Ouvrages de Spinoza, Fondateur de l'Exegese et de la Philosophie Modernes." [104] M.COUSIN, "Cours de l'Histoire de la Philosophie," I.403.

See also "Fragmens Philosophiques," Preface, second edition, p.