4. Reasoned and intuitive beliefs may both be 'revealed,' . . 143

5. Degrees of truth in the historical religions. Dependence

of the individual upon such religions. Christianity

occupies a unique position, because it alone combines an

ethical ideal which appeals to the universal Conscience

with a Theism which commends itself to Reason. The truth

of Christianity is dependent upon its appeal to the moral

and religious consciousness of the present, . . . . . . . 148

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