SURELY one of the greatest errors commited by nineteenth-century religious historians and their successors was the attempt to explain the origin of religious feeling as lying primarily in the human fear of natural forces and to consider supplication, consequently, as the actual core of the relationship between gods and man.
An edition of Cosmic Music: Musical Keys to the Interpretation of Reality
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Cosmic Music
Musical Keys to the Interpretation of Reality
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by Joscelyn Godwin
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"SURELY one of the greatest errors commited by nineteenth-century religious historians and their successors was the attempt to explain the origin of religious feeling as lying primarily in the human fear of natural forces and to consider supplication, consequently, as the actual core of the relationship between gods and man."
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