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Page 146
... merely the product of one of the constituent elements we supposed it to have been made up of , is the fact that other schools of investigators tell us with equal conviction that religion is merely the result of one of the other elements ...
... merely the product of one of the constituent elements we supposed it to have been made up of , is the fact that other schools of investigators tell us with equal conviction that religion is merely the result of one of the other elements ...
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... merely made a vast blunder in mental therapeutics . Whether rightly or wrongly , it has not considered that mental therapy was its principal aim . It has supposed that in thoughts of pain and disease , it is drawing on a source of ...
... merely made a vast blunder in mental therapeutics . Whether rightly or wrongly , it has not considered that mental therapy was its principal aim . It has supposed that in thoughts of pain and disease , it is drawing on a source of ...
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Robert Henry Thouless. are attempts to show that not merely is there a chance that the religious explanation may be the true one , but that there is a strong presumption in its favour ; not merely that we may accept it but that we ought ...
Robert Henry Thouless. are attempts to show that not merely is there a chance that the religious explanation may be the true one , but that there is a strong presumption in its favour ; not merely that we may accept it but that we ought ...
Contents
THE UNCONSCIOUS | 21 |
THE INSTINCTS | 110 |
THE SEXINSTINCT AND RELIGION | 127 |
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