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The Equinox (Volume I, Number IX)

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POPOPOPOPDO THE EQUINOX . What is reality? . Knowledge identical with being. What is reason? The Word identical with being. What is justice ? The motive of acts identical with being. What is the absolute ? Being. Can one conceive anything superior to being? No ; but one conceives in being itself something super- eminent and transcendental. Q. POPO> 0° What is that? The supreme reason of being. Do you know it, and can you define it ? Faith alone affirms it, and names it God. Is there anything above truth? Above known truth, there is unknown truth. . How can one construct reasonable hypotheses with regard to this truth? Go 1020BPOPOPOPO> . By analogy and proportion. How can one define it ? By the symbols of faith. Can one say of reality the same thing as of truth ? Exactly the same thing. Is there anything above reason ? Above finite reason, there is infinite reason. What is infinite reason? It is that supreme reason of being that faith calls Is there anything above justice ?
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