Science and ReligionG. Allen & Unwin, 1935 - Počet stran: 174 |
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Strana 35
... meaning : " There can never be any real opposition between religion and science ; for the one is the complement of the other . Every serious and reflective person realizes , I think , that the religious element in his nature must be ...
... meaning : " There can never be any real opposition between religion and science ; for the one is the complement of the other . Every serious and reflective person realizes , I think , that the religious element in his nature must be ...
Strana 40
... meaning each of us as individuals gives to the word , but rather what is the common sense conveyed by the term so far as we have learned its use in the past , and in the contemporary life to - day . On this basis we may safely take two ...
... meaning each of us as individuals gives to the word , but rather what is the common sense conveyed by the term so far as we have learned its use in the past , and in the contemporary life to - day . On this basis we may safely take two ...
Strana 113
... meaning of prayer . Some have bluntly dubbed it self - hypnotism , or auto - suggestion . They assert that it has its beginning , continuing , and ending within the individual's own mentality , and has no conscious or unconscious ...
... meaning of prayer . Some have bluntly dubbed it self - hypnotism , or auto - suggestion . They assert that it has its beginning , continuing , and ending within the individual's own mentality , and has no conscious or unconscious ...
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