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... intellectual ones , that their professors are taking their religion away from them . As we have pointed out , the religious intellectual is never the purely Theoretical man , and he has his own way , different from the mystic , of ...
... intellectual ones , that their professors are taking their religion away from them . As we have pointed out , the religious intellectual is never the purely Theoretical man , and he has his own way , different from the mystic , of ...
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... intellectual is apt to feel that his function is to appraise right- eousness rather than practice it . Hence in contrast to the prophet , or even the priest , the intellectual is not apt to become a martyr . No one had a keener ...
... intellectual is apt to feel that his function is to appraise right- eousness rather than practice it . Hence in contrast to the prophet , or even the priest , the intellectual is not apt to become a martyr . No one had a keener ...
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... intellectual to critical scrutiny cools its ardor and deprives it of passion . But for the intellectual ethics are always a respectable concern ; con- sequently a petition for moral good will frequently be found in this type of prayer ...
... intellectual to critical scrutiny cools its ardor and deprives it of passion . But for the intellectual ethics are always a respectable concern ; con- sequently a petition for moral good will frequently be found in this type of prayer ...
Contents
The Psychological Sources of Religion | 55 |
The Religion of Childhood | 85 |
Religion in Adolescence and Youth | 108 |
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