... entity, the vehicle of individual personal existence. The theory of the soul is one principal part of a system of religious philosophy, which unites, in an un- broken Une of ...

... Islam; Yedic Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Lao-Tseism, Taoism, ... the Light of Value Theory, by George W, Hartmann. Now fork, bar Resistors ...

... p. 1G1.) There is truth in the old theory of an Animus Mundi, or Soul of the ... philosophies, meet here and embrace,- Spinoza and Cudworth, Tiegel ...

... that, though more briefly, I will con- sider religious philosophy. Lectures XVI and XVII MYSTICISM OVER and over ... this term in the large historic sense. But religious philosophy is an enor- mous subject, and in my ...

... is the native human quality which makes any religious philosophy or life possible. Religious phi- losophy is as ... one's own inner nature? This implies that one's religious philosophy cannot depart widely from the development of his ...

Religious Philosophies ... Louis William), 1859-1953, author. Dreams -- psychology Parapsychology Religious Philosophies Chicago : Theo Book Co., [1923] Text 140 pages ...

... wide scope, including the most salient tendencies in religious philosophy, logic, aesthetics, the significant work in the domain ... as in the previous years, ethical, aesthetic, and religious philosophy, all treated from the standpoint of modern psychology ...

... became central to the 6th century Chinese philosophy Taoism, where longevity through simple living attained the status ... lymphocytes. See Lymphocytes Tai chi chuan, 12, 113 Taoism, 12 Tecumseh questionnaire, 31 Temperature. See Body temperature ...

... Our . young people are being spoon-fed a religious philosophy i which teaches them all the animals have ... adults, are being i methodically exposed to a religious philosophy expertly ¢ disguised as simply a movement to protect ...

... least, until that longed-for day when our religious philosophy becomes universal. At no time have more than ... to furnish the materials for a needed universal religious philosophy; one impregnable to scientific assault, because itself the ...