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Page 292
... prophet , priest , intellectual , and mystic rolled into one . This means that all four terms are merely constructs invented by the scholar for the purpose of clarifying his thinking . For example , it would be hard to find an actual ...
... prophet , priest , intellectual , and mystic rolled into one . This means that all four terms are merely constructs invented by the scholar for the purpose of clarifying his thinking . For example , it would be hard to find an actual ...
Page 297
... prophet , who might be thought of as the mystic in action . But in action the ways of the prophet and the mystic diverge . Since the prophet is of this world , it follows that he will have to wrestle with certain things that the mystic ...
... prophet , who might be thought of as the mystic in action . But in action the ways of the prophet and the mystic diverge . Since the prophet is of this world , it follows that he will have to wrestle with certain things that the mystic ...
Page 302
... prophet represents the authority of the individual , the priest that of the institution . Both the prophet and the priest , ranged though they often are against one another , have their part to play and their function to per- form in ...
... prophet represents the authority of the individual , the priest that of the institution . Both the prophet and the priest , ranged though they often are against one another , have their part to play and their function to per- form in ...
Contents
The Psychological Sources of Religion | 55 |
The Religion of Childhood | 85 |
Religion in Adolescence and Youth | 108 |
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