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... fact of experience has been polemical , aimed chiefly at discrediting a rival theory , that it has altogether lost sight of the fact that we are dealing here with something vital to ordinary men and women . Thus it is possible that on ...
... fact of experience has been polemical , aimed chiefly at discrediting a rival theory , that it has altogether lost sight of the fact that we are dealing here with something vital to ordinary men and women . Thus it is possible that on ...
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... fact that they can be asked indicates that a smooth evolution did not characterize the development of religion . Our modern Continental theologians were not the first to discover the fact of crisis . It has been there all the time and ...
... fact that they can be asked indicates that a smooth evolution did not characterize the development of religion . Our modern Continental theologians were not the first to discover the fact of crisis . It has been there all the time and ...
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... fact which history never would arrive at without Revelation . " Jung would of course recognize that an historical fact and what he calls a " psychic " fact are two different things , but if they both refer to the same thing the first is ...
... fact which history never would arrive at without Revelation . " Jung would of course recognize that an historical fact and what he calls a " psychic " fact are two different things , but if they both refer to the same thing the first is ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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