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 1 1  |   intellect, but by a spontaneous feeling. This gave rise to an extreme
 2 2  |           capability of the mind, feeling and will (the triune harmony
 3 4  |    difference between a religious feeling and a moral feeling may
 4 4  |     religious feeling and a moral feeling may be understood if we
 5 4  |      their objectives. An ethical feeling is characterized by a movement
 6 4  | appropriate” conduct; a religious feeling, however, tends towards
 7 6  |        the ideal world, religious feeling thirsts for a living communion
 8 6  |         influence of an aesthetic feeling creates in the soul only
 9 6  |       phenomena under a religious feeling opens up the possibility
10 6  |     substitutions of an aesthetic feeling for a religious one is a
11 10 |          poverty of his spiritual feeling, but also the presence of
12 20 |           meaning world-wide. The feeling of a necessity for redemption