Truth And Falsehood in Religion; Six Lectures Delivered At Cambridge to Undergraduates in the Lent Term, 1906
Truth And Falsehood in Religion; Six Lectures Delivered At Cambridge to Undergraduates in the Lent Term, 1906
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It is very much to be desired that the clergy should assume the position, which should belong to them, of spiritual advisers and physicians.
But this can hardly be, until they are trained in a much more special knowledge of religious psychology than is at present within their reach.
To-day, however, I must be content to generalise, knowing well how little good can be done by generalising. What I say will not fit any of you exactly. No two men are alike ; no single man is in every respect exactl...y normal. But I hope that the sketch 68 RELIGION IN THE INDIVIDUAL LIFE which I shall give of the usual course which the religious life runs from child- hood to manhood may put some of you on the right track towards understanding your own state, and may perhaps remove some difficulties which just now perhaps appear to you more serious than they really are.
Let us begin at the beginning, with the child. What form does religion generally take in the early years of life ? It is customary to trace analogies between the mental state of the child and that of the savage, and as re- gards religion the resemblance does seem to be close.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is very much to be desired that the clergy should assume the position, which should belong to them, of spiritual advisers and physicians.
But this can hardly be, until they are trained in a much more special knowledge of religious psychology than is at present within their reach.
To-day, however, I must be content to generalise, knowing well how little good can be done by generalising. What I say will not fit any of you exactly. No two men are alike ; no single man is in every respect exactl...y normal. But I hope that the sketch 68 RELIGION IN THE INDIVIDUAL LIFE which I shall give of the usual course which the religious life runs from child- hood to manhood may put some of you on the right track towards understanding your own state, and may perhaps remove some difficulties which just now perhaps appear to you more serious than they really are.
Let us begin at the beginning, with the child. What form does religion generally take in the early years of life ? It is customary to trace analogies between the mental state of the child and that of the savage, and as re- gards religion the resemblance does seem to be close.
What to read after Truth And Falsehood in Religion; Six Lectures Delivered At Cambridge to Undergraduates in the Lent Term, 1906?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Inge William Ralph to read onlineMoreLess
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