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... interpreting mind is itself part of that which it interprets . And when the interpreting mind sets to work not only to ... interpretation and not with mere emotions . And in the case of Christianity , which is rooted and grounded in ...
... interpreting mind is itself part of that which it interprets . And when the interpreting mind sets to work not only to ... interpretation and not with mere emotions . And in the case of Christianity , which is rooted and grounded in ...
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... interpretation of physical sensation or of religious experience if there were nothing to interpret , and so there is a clearly recognizable difference after all between what we experience and the way in which we explain that experience ...
... interpretation of physical sensation or of religious experience if there were nothing to interpret , and so there is a clearly recognizable difference after all between what we experience and the way in which we explain that experience ...
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... interpretation . The quality of that mind , therefore , is of vital importance to the truth of its interpretation . If Christ is the norm of human life his outlook upon the external world is likely to be more exactly true to its real ...
... interpretation . The quality of that mind , therefore , is of vital importance to the truth of its interpretation . If Christ is the norm of human life his outlook upon the external world is likely to be more exactly true to its real ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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