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... gives as to mental phenomena in general the science of religion will not be able to make much progress . The close connection of our science with sociology is likewise apparent . For religious sentiments are social factors of no mean ...
... gives as to mental phenomena in general the science of religion will not be able to make much progress . The close connection of our science with sociology is likewise apparent . For religious sentiments are social factors of no mean ...
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... give us space . The truth , the overlooking of which has confused almost the whole of philosophical thought , is ... gives to an externality , it implies equally the relation of space to an externality . If we have a sensation of force ...
... give us space . The truth , the overlooking of which has confused almost the whole of philosophical thought , is ... gives to an externality , it implies equally the relation of space to an externality . If we have a sensation of force ...
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... give it a similar frame- work to that which we give the natural universe , although we exclude it from the latter . We are thus forced to construct a fictitious , symbolical , hypothetical , possible world of relations analogous to the ...
... give it a similar frame- work to that which we give the natural universe , although we exclude it from the latter . We are thus forced to construct a fictitious , symbolical , hypothetical , possible world of relations analogous to the ...
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... give it consistency under precisely the same con- ditions . Its parts must be related to each other ; and these rela- tions are possible in thought only through the idea of mutual action and reaction , which in turn is maintained only ...
... give it consistency under precisely the same con- ditions . Its parts must be related to each other ; and these rela- tions are possible in thought only through the idea of mutual action and reaction , which in turn is maintained only ...
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... for men only to ascertain and depend upon nature's uniformities . Natural causes occupy thought , and the supernatural is removed backward . The effect of this is to give freer scope for 44 PART II . RELIGIOUS SENTIMENTS AND KNOWLEDGE.
... for men only to ascertain and depend upon nature's uniformities . Natural causes occupy thought , and the supernatural is removed backward . The effect of this is to give freer scope for 44 PART II . RELIGIOUS SENTIMENTS AND KNOWLEDGE.
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