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... Social Psychology , he has just twenty pages on " The Instinctive Bases of Religion " , but there is no reference to those spiritual needs which the theologian believes to be radical and characteristic . If St. Paul is speaking truth ...
... Social Psychology , he has just twenty pages on " The Instinctive Bases of Religion " , but there is no reference to those spiritual needs which the theologian believes to be radical and characteristic . If St. Paul is speaking truth ...
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... social environ- ment " or again that " man thus postulated the supernatural in order primarily to validate his workaday reality " . To primitive man his contact with the " supernatural ” is as natural and ordinary as his contact with ...
... social environ- ment " or again that " man thus postulated the supernatural in order primarily to validate his workaday reality " . To primitive man his contact with the " supernatural ” is as natural and ordinary as his contact with ...
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... social but above all religious . It is not , of course , the only social institution that exists . There are age groups , social clubs , secret societies , women's societies and other voluntary associ- ations which cut across families ...
... social but above all religious . It is not , of course , the only social institution that exists . There are age groups , social clubs , secret societies , women's societies and other voluntary associ- ations which cut across families ...
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Natural Religion and Christian Theology: An Introductory Study Albert Victor Murray Limited preview - 1956 |
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