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... religious 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 ...
... religious 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 ...
Page 85
... religious experience which has hitherto been expounded only in theological circles . In tracking down the sources of theology we must apply the same canons to our own systems of religious thought as we apply to those of primitive people ...
... religious experience which has hitherto been expounded only in theological circles . In tracking down the sources of theology we must apply the same canons to our own systems of religious thought as we apply to those of primitive people ...
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... religious experience for man's " natural religious function " is concerned with the archetypes . The function of reli- gion is to bring together the outer and the inner life of a man and so the expression of religion will naturally vary ...
... religious experience for man's " natural religious function " is concerned with the archetypes . The function of reli- gion is to bring together the outer and the inner life of a man and so the expression of religion will naturally vary ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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