Religion Without Revelation

A. N. WHITEHEAD achievement action agnosticism animals aspects attempt beauty become belief biological Buddhism capacity Christian church civilisation common comprehension conflict consciousness definition desire developed religion divine dominant dualism emotional ence ethical evil evolution evolutionary humanism existence experience expression external fact forces gods holy human destiny human mind human nature hypothesis ideal ideas individual inevitably intellectual interpretation knowledge logical magic man's matter ment mental method monotheism moral mystery mystic objects organ organised outer personified philosophy possible practical prayer primitive problem progress psychological pure R. H. TAWNEY realise reality reason religious feeling reverence ritual rôle sacred sacredness sanctity scientific scientific method sense Sir James Frazer social society soul sphere spiritual Struldbrugs supernatural T. H. Huxley theology things Thomas Huxley THOMAS TRAHERNE thought tion to-day transcendent truth unity universe utilise whole WILLIAM BLAKE WILLIAM WORDSWORTH worship