Religion for InfidelsHolborn Publishing Company, 1961 - Всего страниц: 294 |
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... evil mockery . . . . The excuse for God usually put up by believers is the excuse used by Zeus in Homer , namely that all the evil in the world is due to the free will of man . But this excuse hardly applies to the abominable sufferings ...
... evil mockery . . . . The excuse for God usually put up by believers is the excuse used by Zeus in Homer , namely that all the evil in the world is due to the free will of man . But this excuse hardly applies to the abominable sufferings ...
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... evil eye , is that the adverse influences it may set in motion , are as often as not mobilized unconsciously by the envy- ing party , and are therefore all the more effective for being in no way weakened by volition or doubt . This ...
... evil eye , is that the adverse influences it may set in motion , are as often as not mobilized unconsciously by the envy- ing party , and are therefore all the more effective for being in no way weakened by volition or doubt . This ...
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... evil through the life forces are all mythical and unfounded in fact , or else that in some mysterious way his good God has to allow evil to subsist side by side with goodness in the world . Hence the dilemma of the modern Christian when ...
... evil through the life forces are all mythical and unfounded in fact , or else that in some mysterious way his good God has to allow evil to subsist side by side with goodness in the world . Hence the dilemma of the modern Christian when ...
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Chapter Page | 7 |
PART I | 13 |
THE MEANING OF RELIGION | 27 |
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