The Social Philosophy and Religion of Comte

absolute abstract altruistic assertion Christianity Church Comte Comte's view conception consciousness criticism doctrine egoism elements essentially existence experience expression external faith fatality feelings Fetichism fiction German idealism heart Hence human idea ideal implies individual intellectual intelligence involves J. S. Mill Kant knowledge laws of Kepler Leibniz limits logical man's Manichæism mankind means medieval ment merely meta mind modern Monotheism moral movement nature necessary necessity negation noumena objective science opposite organic past phenomena physical poetry point of view Politique Positive Polytheism positive science Positivism Positivist possible practical principle Protestantism reality realize regard relation relative relativity of knowledge religion religious result Rousseau scientific seek seems self-conscious sense separate social sympathies society Sociocracy sociology spiritual power subjective synthesis tendencies Theology and Metaphysics theory things Thomas à Kempis thought tion Trans transcend true truth ultimate unity universal whole worship writers