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Page 177
... method make a great deal of what he says about the control of breathing during prayer . These criticisms are not always very fair nor do they show any intelligent grasp of the nature of the system . Although methods of breathing control ...
... method make a great deal of what he says about the control of breathing during prayer . These criticisms are not always very fair nor do they show any intelligent grasp of the nature of the system . Although methods of breathing control ...
Page 272
... method of approach by ex- perience the empirical method - is only one of three possible methods of attempting the justification of re- ligious belief , and the data of a psychological study of religion are only a part of the data of the ...
... method of approach by ex- perience the empirical method - is only one of three possible methods of attempting the justification of re- ligious belief , and the data of a psychological study of religion are only a part of the data of the ...
Page 273
... method in our approach to religious truth , it is necessary frankly to recognise that we are working under the same limitation . By the empirical method we can reach no demonstration of the truths of religion which must command assent ...
... method in our approach to religious truth , it is necessary frankly to recognise that we are working under the same limitation . By the empirical method we can reach no demonstration of the truths of religion which must command assent ...
Contents
THE UNCONSCIOUS | 21 |
THE INSTINCTS | 110 |
THE SEXINSTINCT AND RELIGION | 127 |
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