The Child And Religion Eleven Essays
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With the savage or primitive man, as with the child, every vivid and persistent experience, especially if it becomes somewhat intimately connected with the emotions and practical interests, is prima facie taken as representing some real 134 The Child and Religion being or actual event. It is further experi- ence, and the development of that kind of knowledge which we call science, that forces the distinction between what is merely imagin- ative and what is imaged upon a sound basis of real bein...gs and actual events. All the effort of the intellect in the framing of the conceptions of religious experience is directed toward making them ideally worthy and at the same time defensible as rational and true. And by true in this connection we meaji, having some correlate in reality. The process of purifying and rectifying the earlier products of imagination and thought is as necessary to the life and development of religion as it is to any other of the more serious and profound aspects of man's complex experience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the savage or primitive man, as with the child, every vivid and persistent experience, especially if it becomes somewhat intimately connected with the emotions and practical interests, is prima facie taken as representing some real 134 The Child and Religion being or actual event. It is further experi- ence, and the development of that kind of knowledge which we call science, that forces the distinction between what is merely imagin- ative and what is imaged upon a sound basis of real bein...gs and actual events. All the effort of the intellect in the framing of the conceptions of religious experience is directed toward making them ideally worthy and at the same time defensible as rational and true. And by true in this connection we meaji, having some correlate in reality. The process of purifying and rectifying the earlier products of imagination and thought is as necessary to the life and development of religion as it is to any other of the more serious and profound aspects of man's complex experience.
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