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PAGE
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| The Introduction
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ix
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| BOOK I.
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| OF RELIGION IN GENERAL, OR A DISCOURSE OF THE RELIGIOUS ELEMENT AND ITS MANIFESTATIONS.
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| Chap. I.
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An Examination of the Religious Element in Men, and the Existence of its Object
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1
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| II.
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Of the Sentiment, Idea, and Conception of God
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7
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| III.
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Power of the Religious Element
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13
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| IV.
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The Idea of Religion connected with Science and Life
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23
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| V.
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The three great Historical Forms of Religion
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28
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| VI.
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Of certain Doctrines connected with Religion. I. Of the Primitive State of Mankind. II. Of the Immortality of the Soul
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70
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| VII.
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The Influence of the Religious Element on Life
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84
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| BOOK II.
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| THE RELATION OF THE RELIGIOUS SENTIMENT TO GOD, OR A DISCOURSE OF INSPIRATION.
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| Chap. I.
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The Idea and Conception of God
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103
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| II.
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Relation of Nature to God
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110
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| III.
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Statement of the Analogy drawn from God's Relation to Nature
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117
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| IV.
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The General Relation of Supply to Want
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118
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| V.
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Statement of the Analogy from this Relation
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122
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| VI.
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The Rationalistic View, or Naturalism
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126
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| VII.
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The Anti-rationalistic View, or Supernaturalism
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133
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| VIII.
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The Natural-Religious View, or Spiritualism
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138
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