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The moment we disjoin them from the idea of a perfect spiritual condition , and pursue them , as we do pursue them , for their own sake and as ends in themselves , our worship of them becomes as mere worship of machinery , as our ...
The moment we disjoin them from the idea of a perfect spiritual condition , and pursue them , as we do pursue them , for their own sake and as ends in themselves , our worship of them becomes as mere worship of machinery , as our ...
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Now thought and speculation is eminently an individual matter , and worship and devotion is eminently a collective matter . ... but it does help me to worship with more emotion that thousands of other people are worshipping with me .
Now thought and speculation is eminently an individual matter , and worship and devotion is eminently a collective matter . ... but it does help me to worship with more emotion that thousands of other people are worshipping with me .
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and its worship are in themselves , as a temple and service of religion , so impressive and affecting as the public and national Westminster Abbey , or Notre Dame , with their worship . And when , immediately after the great Tabernacle ...
and its worship are in themselves , as a temple and service of religion , so impressive and affecting as the public and national Westminster Abbey , or Notre Dame , with their worship . And when , immediately after the great Tabernacle ...
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