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Religion as a Psychologic Fact and Its Implications
The review argues that religion stems from an elemental sense of absolute dependence rooted in consciousness. It critiques Conder’s definitions and emphasizes the universality of this sentiment in worship, while distinguishing it from political or outward dependence. It notes the role of feeling and belief, debates on atheistic tribes, and praises Metaphysical critique of science, urging readers to consult related pamphlets and praising Conder’s careful scholarship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleiermacher
Dr. Morell
Conder
Mr. Conder
Tyndal
Martineau