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Deity and Value

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Religion as a sentiment is thus the sense of outgoing to the whole universe in its process towards the quality of deity; and just as Space is apprehended by intuition, sensible qualities by sensation, universais by thought, and values by appreciation, so God is apprehended cognitively through the religious emotion by the assurance we call religious faith. However many other elements gather around it and swell the full tide of the religious sentiment, its essential constituent is something with a unique flavour of its own, corresponding to its specific object, and is distinct from other emotions, and its apprehension of its object distinct from other kinds of apprehension.

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Alexander, S. (1966). Deity and Value. In: Space, Time, and Deity. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81688-0_30

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