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... WORSHIP AND PRAYER . PART IV . THE SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION OF RELIGIOUS SENTIMENTS . XXXVI . TRUE BELIEFS AND FALSE BELIEFS PAGE 76 838 78 80 385 85 90 94 100 106 • • 109 112 118 121 123 · 130 137 XXXVII . THE RELIGIONS OF IGNORANCE AND ...
... WORSHIP AND PRAYER . PART IV . THE SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION OF RELIGIOUS SENTIMENTS . XXXVI . TRUE BELIEFS AND FALSE BELIEFS PAGE 76 838 78 80 385 85 90 94 100 106 • • 109 112 118 121 123 · 130 137 XXXVII . THE RELIGIONS OF IGNORANCE AND ...
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... worship and supplication . It is left 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 ...
... worship and supplication . It is left 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 ...
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... worship as furnishing the archaic form of religion . Whatever conclusion may eventually be reached upon this point , it is certain that the statement made in previous chapters , to the effect that the constitution of men's minds is such ...
... worship as furnishing the archaic form of religion . Whatever conclusion may eventually be reached upon this point , it is certain that the statement made in previous chapters , to the effect that the constitution of men's minds is such ...
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... worship , and illustrated in the Greek religion in the manner already referred to.1 We may , therefore , dismiss the old polytheistic hypothesis , of which the Greeks and Romans have furnished the common type , as having no probability ...
... worship , and illustrated in the Greek religion in the manner already referred to.1 We may , therefore , dismiss the old polytheistic hypothesis , of which the Greeks and Romans have furnished the common type , as having no probability ...
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... worship religious rites are observed because the devotee is afraid of the harm which the departed spirit may do him or some of his interests . The savage expects direct interference of supernatural beings ) with his course of life . If ...
... worship religious rites are observed because the devotee is afraid of the harm which the departed spirit may do him or some of his interests . The savage expects direct interference of supernatural beings ) with his course of life . If ...
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