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共 44 段- Let us ourselves look at the matter in the largest possible
- In the psychologies and in the philosophies of religion, we
- This is a complex, a tender, a submissive, and a graceful st
- But in addition to these ideas of the more concrete religiou
- “My highest faith in God and truest idea of him were then bo
- In many persons, happiness is congenital and irreclaimable.
- A. Nervous, active, wide‐awake, mentally and physically. Sor
- On the whole, one is struck by a psychological similarity be
- I believe that the claims of the sectarian scientist are, to
- Recent psychology has found great use for the word “threshol
- This letter shows two things. First, you see how the entire
- In none of these cases was there any intellectual insanity o
- The French philosopher Jouffroy has left an eloquent memoria
- “I will now relate my experience of the power of the Holy Sp
- Some persons, for instance, never are, and possibly never un
- “In the midst of all my joys, in less than half an hour afte
- As our mental fields succeed one another, each has its centr
- “God,” says Luther, “is the God of the humble, the miserable
- “Even from the purely human point of view,” Sainte‐Beuve say
- “Last night,” Mrs. Edwards writes, “was the sweetest night I
- “I had been a smoker as well as a drunkard, and I used to lo
- “ ‘On this path,’ M. Vianney said, ‘it is only the first ste
- “If any one of you,” he says, “will know whether or not he i
- Doubtless historic accidents always played some later part,
- An immediate consequence of this condition of mind is jealou
- From this point of view we may admit the human charity which
- “The sick are the greatest danger for the well. The weaker,
- Some years ago I myself made some observations on this aspec
- “Whoever has had no experience of the transport knows of the
- This overcoming of all the usual barriers between the indivi
- “Religion must indeed be a thing of the heart; but in order
- The basis of modern idealism is Kant’s doctrine of the Trans
- The next topic on which I must comment is Prayer,—and this t
- We heard in previous lectures of the vivified face of the wo
- You see how natural it is, from this point of view, to treat
- Those of us who are not personally favored with such specifi
- Emotion, as alterer of life’s value, 150;
- 46 Lest my own testimony be suspected, I will quote another
- “For two years of this time I went through a very bad experi
- 145 The great thing which the higher excitabilities give is
- “As they pressed steadily forward towards the village, spear
- 251 In particular I omit mention of visual and auditory hall
- 322 A friend of mine, a first‐rate psychologist, who is a su
- 343 Example: Henri Perreyve writes to Gratry: “I do not know