The Origin and Development of Religious Belief, Volume 2

accept according action affirm animal authority beautiful become believe bishops body called Catholic cause Christ Christianity Church complete conscience Consequently constitution contradiction creation creature death deny desire destroy distinct divine doctrine dogma duty effect equal eternal evidence exercise existence expression fact faculty faith father feel finite follows force give given grace hand heart human idea ideal impossible Incarnation individual infallible infinite judgment liberty light limited live man's manifestation material matter means mind moral nature necessary never object once opposed opposition organization pass perfect personality philosophy positive possible present principle Protestant rational reason relation religion religious represent result sense sentiment separate social society soul spiritual suffering supposed theory things thought tion true truth union unity universal verity wants whole worship