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... PERFECTION XXXII . PERFECTION AND AUTHORITY XXXIII . HEAVEN AND HELL XXXIV . ECCLESIASTICAL ORGANISATIONS XXXV . WORSHIP AND PRAYER . PART IV . THE SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION OF RELIGIOUS SENTIMENTS . XXXVI . TRUE BELIEFS AND FALSE BELIEFS ...
... PERFECTION XXXII . PERFECTION AND AUTHORITY XXXIII . HEAVEN AND HELL XXXIV . ECCLESIASTICAL ORGANISATIONS XXXV . WORSHIP AND PRAYER . PART IV . THE SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION OF RELIGIOUS SENTIMENTS . XXXVI . TRUE BELIEFS AND FALSE BELIEFS ...
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... conduct shape themselves , grow also ideals of improvement over existing conditions . These are carried on to the supernatural world as ideals of perfection , to be realised by CHAP . XIV . 45 THE PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION.
... conduct shape themselves , grow also ideals of improvement over existing conditions . These are carried on to the supernatural world as ideals of perfection , to be realised by CHAP . XIV . 45 THE PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION.
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Daniel Greenleaf Thompson. world as ideals of perfection , to be realised by effort , and instead of morality deriving its rules from religion , the latter receives its form and distinguishing character from morality itself . The ...
Daniel Greenleaf Thompson. world as ideals of perfection , to be realised by effort , and instead of morality deriving its rules from religion , the latter receives its form and distinguishing character from morality itself . The ...
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... perfection of power . And thus the tendency is to create some sort of controlling authority in the society of the higher world . But the same capa- city exercises itself in the direction of eliminating the painful , the disagreeable ...
... perfection of power . And thus the tendency is to create some sort of controlling authority in the society of the higher world . But the same capa- city exercises itself in the direction of eliminating the painful , the disagreeable ...
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... perfection . There are two or three common errors à propos of the theme of this chapter which it may be well for us to notice . The first is that there is a higher order of certitude in what is termed our knowledge than in what we call ...
... perfection . There are two or three common errors à propos of the theme of this chapter which it may be well for us to notice . The first is that there is a higher order of certitude in what is termed our knowledge than in what we call ...
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