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Phenomonology of Religioh.
1. Subject of Heligion.
A. Man — not other creatures.
B. All men — not some only.
C. Essential characteristics of man.
D. Belongs to conscious voluntary phases of human life.
E. Belongs to man as moral agent.
2. Object of Religion.
The Divine. God of the SS, not of Positivism.
3. Acfiial Manifestations of Religion.
A. Phenomena of public worship. * (1.) Places set apart to worship.
(2.) Observances of worship.
(3.) Priesthoods.
III.
B. Phenomena in private life. House...hold gods — family worship.
C. Creeds : — Philosuphical, doctrinal, mythological, without any form.
D. Tlie social element in Religion. The world's religions.
4. T//pes of the worUVs ReUfjions.
Principle of classification : conception of the divine as an object of worship.
A. Remgions of Naturk.
(1.) Monmythological.
(a). Fet.ichism.
(b}' Siiamanism.
(c). Element worship, (dj. Power worship in nature, and ancestor worship.
(2). Myiliological.
(a). Objects of worship: external nature personified and deified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Phenomonology of Religioh.
1. Subject of Heligion.
A. Man — not other creatures.
B. All men — not some only.
C. Essential characteristics of man.
D. Belongs to conscious voluntary phases of human life.
E. Belongs to man as moral agent.
2. Object of Religion.
The Divine. God of the SS, not of Positivism.
3. Acfiial Manifestations of Religion.
A. Phenomena of public worship. * (1.) Places set apart to worship.
(2.) Observances of worship.
(3.) Priesthoods.
III.
B. Phenomena in private life. House...hold gods — family worship.
C. Creeds : — Philosuphical, doctrinal, mythological, without any form.
D. Tlie social element in Religion. The world's religions.
4. T//pes of the worUVs ReUfjions.
Principle of classification : conception of the divine as an object of worship.
A. Remgions of Naturk.
(1.) Monmythological.
(a). Fet.ichism.
(b}' Siiamanism.
(c). Element worship, (dj. Power worship in nature, and ancestor worship.
(2). Myiliological.
(a). Objects of worship: external nature personified and deified.
What to read after Christian Ethics.?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Watson,jr., W. Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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