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 1 7 |           which originates from a need of the divine. This need
 2 7 |          need of the divine. This need of the divine, which is
 3 7 |           ask how it is that this need of the divine which man
 4 7 |         the subconsciousness, the need of the divine, according
 5 17|           within him an impelling need so to harmonise faith with
 6 21|         the resultant of a double need - for, as we have seen,
 7 21|           present case, the first need is that of giving some sensible
 8 23|         has its birth in a double need, the need of the individual
 9 23|       birth in a double need, the need of the individual believer,
10 23|          faith to others, and the need of the mass, when the faith
11 26|           worship consists in the need of adapting itself to the
12 26|           peoples, as well as the need of availing itself of the
13 26|       Church itself is fed by the need of accommodating itself
14 32| whatsoever is to be found in some need, it follows that no fact
15 32|         no fact can ante-date the need which produced it - historically
16 32|          must be posterior to the need. See how the historian works
17 32|           the fact created by the need. Even so, the rule holds
18 32|          by the age in which each need had manifested itself in
19 37|       nature and his life lie the need and the desire for religion,