Natural ReligionAsian Educational Services, 1979 - 608 pages |
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Page 48
... become real miracles , all miracles become real events ; all experience becomes revelation , all revelation ex- perience . If we do not see our own miracles around us , if we do not perceive within us our own revela- tions , if our soul ...
... become real miracles , all miracles become real events ; all experience becomes revelation , all revelation ex- perience . If we do not see our own miracles around us , if we do not perceive within us our own revela- tions , if our soul ...
Page 116
... become conscious of them , know them , think them , they are more than sensations ; they have become percepts , concepts , and names . From the very expressions which we use for these sensations , it is clear that as soon as we not only ...
... become conscious of them , know them , think them , they are more than sensations ; they have become percepts , concepts , and names . From the very expressions which we use for these sensations , it is clear that as soon as we not only ...
Page 564
... become a kind of fetish , requiring an implicit and unquestioning submission , that their historical or natural origin is often com- pletely forgotten , and that the old ideas of what is right and just are almost absorbed , nay , almost ...
... become a kind of fetish , requiring an implicit and unquestioning submission , that their historical or natural origin is often com- pletely forgotten , and that the old ideas of what is right and just are almost absorbed , nay , almost ...
Contents
LECTURE I | 1 |
LECTURE II | 27 |
the infinite led to religious ideas Tangible semitangible | 43 |
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