The Child And His Religion
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It is this universal demand for a final cause, a creator, that comes to light in the child's life; and this demand becomes not only a principal factor in his religion, but also in all the activities which have to do with the ultimate problems of intellect and feeling. A few illustrations will suffice to make clear this in- stinct of causality in children. I draw first of all upon notes taken on the religious development of a boy between the ages of three and six years. At the end of the third y...ear, while visiting Niagara Falls with his parents, this boy showed his first interest in the cause of things. While watching the water of the Falls from Prospect Park, he said : " Mamma, who pours the water over Niagara Falls?" We may imagine similar questions being asked by the Ameri- can Indian ages previous, and answered in terms of "Gitchie Manitou, the Mighty. " From this begin- ning, the boy during the next three years seemed to be trying to make himself clear upon the question of where things come from originally, and who keeps ■ History of Mankind, Vol.
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It is this universal demand for a final cause, a creator, that comes to light in the child's life; and this demand becomes not only a principal factor in his religion, but also in all the activities which have to do with the ultimate problems of intellect and feeling. A few illustrations will suffice to make clear this in- stinct of causality in children. I draw first of all upon notes taken on the religious development of a boy between the ages of three and six years. At the end of the third y...ear, while visiting Niagara Falls with his parents, this boy showed his first interest in the cause of things. While watching the water of the Falls from Prospect Park, he said : " Mamma, who pours the water over Niagara Falls?" We may imagine similar questions being asked by the Ameri- can Indian ages previous, and answered in terms of "Gitchie Manitou, the Mighty. " From this begin- ning, the boy during the next three years seemed to be trying to make himself clear upon the question of where things come from originally, and who keeps ■ History of Mankind, Vol.
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