Natural ReligionAsian Educational Services, 1979 - 608 pages |
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Page 188
... later developments through which religion has passed . In order to remain applicable to all these later developments , our definition of religion must necessarily leave out what- ever is peculiar to one or other of these later develop ...
... later developments through which religion has passed . In order to remain applicable to all these later developments , our definition of religion must necessarily leave out what- ever is peculiar to one or other of these later develop ...
Page 408
... later phases of mythology . But at the point which our inquiry has reached at present , what we have to explain is the origin , not the later influence of gender , and this may in itself be called a mytholo- gical process . We must ...
... later phases of mythology . But at the point which our inquiry has reached at present , what we have to explain is the origin , not the later influence of gender , and this may in itself be called a mytholo- gical process . We must ...
Page 521
... later psalms and of some of the later Vedic hymns shows that they were fashioned after more ancient originals . That religion has often become the mother of laws , and that in ancient times particularly many laws received their sanction ...
... later psalms and of some of the later Vedic hymns shows that they were fashioned after more ancient originals . That religion has often become the mother of laws , and that in ancient times particularly many laws received their sanction ...
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LECTURE I | 1 |
LECTURE II | 27 |
the infinite led to religious ideas Tangible semitangible | 43 |
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