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... experience of love comes with the intensest awareness of the physical world . The deepest emotion is not that which ... experience become . It is at this point that the parallel with religious , and even with Christian , experience comes ...
... experience of love comes with the intensest awareness of the physical world . The deepest emotion is not that which ... experience become . It is at this point that the parallel with religious , and even with Christian , experience comes ...
Page 62
... experience and have avoided abstraction , and are therefore more likely to understand the divine nature . " The firm ground of experience . " Is it not rather the shaking sand of subjectivity ? It might well be , and the term ...
... experience and have avoided abstraction , and are therefore more likely to understand the divine nature . " The firm ground of experience . " Is it not rather the shaking sand of subjectivity ? It might well be , and the term ...
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... experience itself arrives . Indeed , even to say that an experience is " religious " is to enter at once into the realm of theology . While these things are true , it is also true that there would be no interpretation of physical ...
... experience itself arrives . Indeed , even to say that an experience is " religious " is to enter at once into the realm of theology . While these things are true , it is also true that there would be no interpretation of physical ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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