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The Religious Sentiment

Note 14-1 — Chapter I · THE BEARING OF THE LAWS OF MIND ON RELIGION.

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“No impression whatever is pleasant beyond the instant of its realization; since, at that very instant, commences the change of susceptibility, which suggests the desire for a change of impression or for a renewal of that impression which is fading away.” Dr. J. P. Catlow, The Principles of Aesthetic Medicine, p. 155 (London, 1867).

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