Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p Prayers of cursing and vengeance -- General prayers -- Sense of proportion -- Character of the gods addressed in prayer -- Friendly relation to the gods -- Appraisal of Greek prayer -- Chapter IV: Critique and ideal of prayer in philosophical thought -- Criticism of naïve eudaemonism -- Origin of the philosophical concept of prayer -- Its content -- Ethical ideals, personal and social -- Self-renunciation and freedom -- Contemplation -- Kant's conception of prayer -- Philosophical criticism of prayer -- Philosophical reinterpretations of -- Rationalistic dissolution of -- The indestructibility of natural prayer -- Chapter V: Prayer in the experience of great religious personalities -- Features of personal in common with primitive prayer -- Its differentiation from primitive prayer: separation of prayer from sacrifice -- Personal prayer a life of prayer -- As the work of God in the human spirit -- Yet impossible apart from human effort -- . }
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- catalog description "Prayers of cursing and vengeance -- General prayers -- Sense of proportion -- Character of the gods addressed in prayer -- Friendly relation to the gods -- Appraisal of Greek prayer -- Chapter IV: Critique and ideal of prayer in philosophical thought -- Criticism of naïve eudaemonism -- Origin of the philosophical concept of prayer -- Its content -- Ethical ideals, personal and social -- Self-renunciation and freedom -- Contemplation -- Kant's conception of prayer -- Philosophical criticism of prayer -- Philosophical reinterpretations of -- Rationalistic dissolution of -- The indestructibility of natural prayer -- Chapter V: Prayer in the experience of great religious personalities -- Features of personal in common with primitive prayer -- Its differentiation from primitive prayer: separation of prayer from sacrifice -- Personal prayer a life of prayer -- As the work of God in the human spirit -- Yet impossible apart from human effort -- ".
- catalog tableOfContents "Prayers of cursing and vengeance -- General prayers -- Sense of proportion -- Character of the gods addressed in prayer -- Friendly relation to the gods -- Appraisal of Greek prayer -- Chapter IV: Critique and ideal of prayer in philosophical thought -- Criticism of naïve eudaemonism -- Origin of the philosophical concept of prayer -- Its content -- Ethical ideals, personal and social -- Self-renunciation and freedom -- Contemplation -- Kant's conception of prayer -- Philosophical criticism of prayer -- Philosophical reinterpretations of -- Rationalistic dissolution of -- The indestructibility of natural prayer -- Chapter V: Prayer in the experience of great religious personalities -- Features of personal in common with primitive prayer -- Its differentiation from primitive prayer: separation of prayer from sacrifice -- Personal prayer a life of prayer -- As the work of God in the human spirit -- Yet impossible apart from human effort -- ".