The Sewanee Review, Volume 7University of the South, 1899 - American fiction |
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... becomes an insentient thing , a lump of clay . To know him truly , we must study him , not only in his static relations with the ex- isting generation of living men and women , but also in his dynamic relations , as the inheritor of ...
... becomes an insentient thing , a lump of clay . To know him truly , we must study him , not only in his static relations with the ex- isting generation of living men and women , but also in his dynamic relations , as the inheritor of ...
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... become a safe reliance for other students and investigators . Dogmatism is out of place in scientific research , whatever may be its subject - matter . It is peculiarly out of place in the historical and comparative study of religions ...
... become a safe reliance for other students and investigators . Dogmatism is out of place in scientific research , whatever may be its subject - matter . It is peculiarly out of place in the historical and comparative study of religions ...
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... becomes religious only when a sense of depend- ence upon this external power for help and sustenance , or even for life itself , accompanies its personification . In this primitive notion , the result of early introspection and reflec ...
... becomes religious only when a sense of depend- ence upon this external power for help and sustenance , or even for life itself , accompanies its personification . In this primitive notion , the result of early introspection and reflec ...
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... become pure spirit , we must become gods . So , too , in our world of social intercommunication , phi- lology assures us that we can interchange thought only by the use of verbal symbols . Language can never adequately and completely ...
... become pure spirit , we must become gods . So , too , in our world of social intercommunication , phi- lology assures us that we can interchange thought only by the use of verbal symbols . Language can never adequately and completely ...
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... becomes incrusted with superstitious beliefs . It is rather a sub - stition , or substan- tial reality , rooted in the primary and everlasting needs of human nature . It is not identical with morality , and pre- cedes morality in the ...
... becomes incrusted with superstitious beliefs . It is rather a sub - stition , or substan- tial reality , rooted in the primary and everlasting needs of human nature . It is not identical with morality , and pre- cedes morality in the ...
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