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... Prayer for somebody else , whether alive or dead , implies that such a person may welcome the effects of our prayers . But if he may welcome these effects then there would seem to be no valid reason why he should not also anticipate ...
... Prayer for somebody else , whether alive or dead , implies that such a person may welcome the effects of our prayers . But if he may welcome these effects then there would seem to be no valid reason why he should not also anticipate ...
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... prayer . He is free from the strange tabu on the Blessed Virgin . He invokes her aid in beautiful litanies , he ... prayers , but over all a slightly forbidding chill . In fact Catholic religion has in this respect a much wider contact ...
... prayer . He is free from the strange tabu on the Blessed Virgin . He invokes her aid in beautiful litanies , he ... prayers , but over all a slightly forbidding chill . In fact Catholic religion has in this respect a much wider contact ...
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... Prayer , 95-7 Pride , 2 , 4 , 10-11 , 14-15 Protoplasm , 41 Psychoanalysis , 17 Psychological laws , 79 Psychopathology , 78 Ptolemaic system , 1 , 4 Purpose , 43 RANDOM NUMBERS , 78 , 80 Rational appetency , 84-5 Rationalization , 15 ...
... Prayer , 95-7 Pride , 2 , 4 , 10-11 , 14-15 Protoplasm , 41 Psychoanalysis , 17 Psychological laws , 79 Psychopathology , 78 Ptolemaic system , 1 , 4 Purpose , 43 RANDOM NUMBERS , 78 , 80 Rational appetency , 84-5 Rationalization , 15 ...
Contents
THE STATURE OF MAN page | 1 |
SOLIDITY | 18 |
THE VALIDITY OF SENSORY EXPERIENCE | 25 |
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