Religions of
Religions of Primitive Peoples
作者：Brinton, Daniel G. (Daniel Garrison), 1837-1899
体例：段 章数：15
字数：315,831 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 15 段- This is true not only of his logical faculties, but of his l
- Here I must define what is meant in these lectures by “relig
- This universal postulate, the psychic origin of all religiou
- 2. The question has been discussed by some philosophers whet
- Amid savage tribes, in undoubted and repeated instances, the
- What, indeed, does the term “myth” itself mean? It is merely
- The house of cards therefore, erected by Auguste Comte, to r
- Not only was a tree the earliest house of man, it was also h
- The magical class of rites was common in the Orient. To this
- Thus the religious life of a person began with his birth. No
- I have never been able to share such a view. The lowest reli
- Perfection is, however, an unconditioned mode of existence,
- [7] J. J. Honegger, _Allgemeine Culturgeschichte_, Bd. i., s
- [153] Waitz, _Anthropologie der Naturvölker_, Bd. ii., p. 18
- Tautain, Dr., 121