Natural And Comparative Religion An Inaugural Lecture
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Even with respect to the Religions of the Lower Culture how- ever, it will, I think, be true to say that the realization of a genuine continuity between our own religious experience and that which we infer from their rites and customs to belong or have belonged to the primitive or savage peoples whom we are studying, is a requisite for the most profitable investigation of uncivilized religion. We may justly congratulate ourselves that this is constantly realized and clearly insisted upon, both ...in his valuable work on The Threshold of Religion and elsewhere, by the chief representative of these studies among us here in Oxford. But where Religion has reached the stage at which the personal piety of individuals can ex- press itself in terms such that we could in part at least adopt them for ourselves, there we have the possibility of a more thorough comprehension of our subject than we can hope for in the case of the Religions of the Lower Culture. And here our University of Oxford now offers great opportunities.
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Even with respect to the Religions of the Lower Culture how- ever, it will, I think, be true to say that the realization of a genuine continuity between our own religious experience and that which we infer from their rites and customs to belong or have belonged to the primitive or savage peoples whom we are studying, is a requisite for the most profitable investigation of uncivilized religion. We may justly congratulate ourselves that this is constantly realized and clearly insisted upon, both ...in his valuable work on The Threshold of Religion and elsewhere, by the chief representative of these studies among us here in Oxford. But where Religion has reached the stage at which the personal piety of individuals can ex- press itself in terms such that we could in part at least adopt them for ourselves, there we have the possibility of a more thorough comprehension of our subject than we can hope for in the case of the Religions of the Lower Culture. And here our University of Oxford now offers great opportunities.
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