1890. The effort of the writer is to show the ancient belief of mankind in the unknown god and that the great Father of all has granted his inspiration to many of very different countries, tribes and races. Contents: Egyptian monotheism; Jews and Egyptians; Arkadian Penitential Psalms; Greek mysteries; Zeus as spiritual god; religion of Socrates and Plato; faith of the Stoics; Stoical writings, Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius; Zoroastrianism; Hinduism; Buddhism; sacred writings of Buddhism; heathen inspiration and the scriptures; conversion of the non-Christian nations.
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THE only conception of the moral action of the Divine Being on the human soul which is a priori defensible and philosophical, is of a continued and impartial influence, limited to no time, or age, or race. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Unknown God, Book of the Dead, Rig Veda, Lord Omniscient, Ahura Mazda, Buddhistic Suttas, Lord All-knowing, Marcus Aurelius, Records of Past, Saint Paul, Gotama Buddha, Jesus Christ, Babylonian Life, Delhi Pillar, Infinite Spirit, Perfect One, Records of the Past, Roman Empire, Beloved of the Gods, Eternal Goodness, Saint Augustine, Supreme Being, Ancient Monuments, Another Psalm, Beal's Catena New!
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THE only conception of the moral action of the Divine Being on the human soul which is a priori defensible and philosophical, is of a continued and impartial influence, limited to no time, or age, or race. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Unknown God, Book of the Dead, Rig Veda, Lord Omniscient, Ahura Mazda, Buddhistic Suttas, Lord All-knowing, Marcus Aurelius, Records of Past, Saint Paul, Gotama Buddha, Jesus Christ, Babylonian Life, Delhi Pillar, Infinite Spirit, Perfect One, Records of the Past, Roman Empire, Beloved of the Gods, Eternal Goodness, Saint Augustine, Supreme Being, Ancient Monuments, Another Psalm, Beal's Catena New!
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- Buddhism in China by Samuel Beal on page 230, page 276, and page 277
- Works and Days (Oxford University Press academic monograph reprints) by Hesiod on page 92, and page 93
- Paradise Lost (Penguin Classics) by John Milton on page 71
- Myths of the New World by Daniel G. Brinton in Back Matter
- Max Miller by John M East on page 256
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