Note 218 — Chapter V · SOME METAPHYSICAL IMPLICATIONS OF ETHICS AND RELIGION
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For if we once suppose that we know the universe, in which “God” is only one finite being among others, to be so constituted as to correspond to this demand, it will be the whole of which “God” is one factor, and not “God” by Himself, which will become the supreme object of religious emotion. Thus we may say, until God is thought of as the individual whole, He is not fully God.