The Nature of Religion

achieved ages Aristotle Athanasian Creed believe called century cerning certainly Christ Christian Church of England concerning Constantinople conviction Council of Nicaea course Deism divine doctrine effort Empire endeavor evil experience fact faith Father feel forms Gospel Greek human hymns idea ideal influence intellectual interpretation intuition Jesus Jews knowledge learned least less ligion lives mainly man's manifestations mankind matter means ment mind miracle missions monasticism moral movement mystery nature never ourselves Paul perhaps Pharisees philosophy phrase Plato prayer present problem prophets Protestant Protestantism question race rational reason Reformation relation religion religious Roman Church Scripture seems sense services of worship Society of Jesus Socrates sometimes sort soul speak spirit supernatural sure synagogue teaching theology things Thirty Years War thought tion tradition true truth universe whole wonder word worship