The Religion of Philosophy: Or, The Unification of Knowledge: a Comparison of the Chief Philosophical and Religious Systems of the World Made with a View to Reducing the Categories of Thought, Or the Most General Terms of Existence, to a Single Principle, Thereby Establishing a True Conception of God |
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absolute abstract action activity agnosticism Anaxagoras Anaximander ancient ancient Greece Aristotle aspects become belief called Carneades cause Christian conception consciousness declared definite Democritus Descartes distinct divine unity doctrine elements existence experience explain expression external faith feeling Fichte force function GEORGE HENRY LEWES German Greek Hegel Heraclitus Herbert Spencer human Idealism ideas individual infinite intellectual intelligence intuition Kant knowledge known language Lewes logical matter means mental metaphysical method mind monotheism moral motion mystery nations nature of perception noumena organic origin phenomena philosophy physical Plato Plotinus position priori problem psychology Pure Reason question race regard relation religion religious says Scholasticism scientific sensation sense sensorium sentiency simply Skepticism social Socrates space Spencer Spinoza substance superstition teachings Thales theory thing thought tion true truth ultimate analysis ultimate fact ultimate reality universal principle unknowable whole words worship writings