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... less instruction as to what religion essentially is , and what he does find will not be of a satisfactory character , since it almost invariably is given in the interest of some system or some organised body . More- over , in the ...
... less instruction as to what religion essentially is , and what he does find will not be of a satisfactory character , since it almost invariably is given in the interest of some system or some organised body . More- over , in the ...
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... less affected - as regards beliefs , feelings , and dispositions toward action , these varying according to the nature of the relation assumed to subsist between the ego and the supernatural . Hence there will grow up a body of senti ...
... less affected - as regards beliefs , feelings , and dispositions toward action , these varying according to the nature of the relation assumed to subsist between the ego and the supernatural . Hence there will grow up a body of senti ...
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... less degree , there are relations also between religion and ethics . If such ideas of the relation of the human mind to a supernatural be held as to derive a law of action from supposed divine commands as against natural demands of the ...
... less degree , there are relations also between religion and ethics . If such ideas of the relation of the human mind to a supernatural be held as to derive a law of action from supposed divine commands as against natural demands of the ...
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... less trustworthy , and those who learn from him are in danger of acquiring partial and incomplete instead of comprehensive and complete knowledge . On the other hand , too great latitude and longitude of excursion destroy the unity of ...
... less trustworthy , and those who learn from him are in danger of acquiring partial and incomplete instead of comprehensive and complete knowledge . On the other hand , too great latitude and longitude of excursion destroy the unity of ...
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... less degree its own trains of ideas , combine them , separate them , and reproduce them . In whatever acts we do , in all mental efforts and operations , we are conscious of a spontaneity , an energy , a power that moves , intends ...
... less degree its own trains of ideas , combine them , separate them , and reproduce them . In whatever acts we do , in all mental efforts and operations , we are conscious of a spontaneity , an energy , a power that moves , intends ...
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