图书 · The Republic
第277页 / 共1391页
作者: Plato
时间0:00
速度 (WPM)0.0
准确率100.0%
按开始并准确输入每行文字。 · 退格键已禁用 — 即使输入错误也请继续。
The idea of good is one of those sacred words or forms of
thought, which were beginning to take the place of the old
mythology. It meant unity, in which all time and all existence
were gathered up. It was the truth of all things, and also the
light in which they shone forth, and became evident to
intelligences human and divine. It was the cause of all things,
the power by which they were brought into being. It was the
universal reason divested of a human personality. It was the life
as well as the light of the world, all knowledge and all power
were comprehended in it. The way to it was through the
mathematical sciences, and these too were dependent on it. To ask
whether God was the maker of it, or made by it, would be like
asking whether God could be conceived apart from goodness, or
goodness apart from God.
按开始并准确输入每行文字。
未开始