87:4.6 [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_92#92:3._THE_NATURE_OF_EVOLUTIONARY_RELIGION Evolutionary religion] has, however, paid a terrible price for the [[concept]] of dual spiritism. Man's early [[philosophy]] was able to [[reconcile]] spirit constancy with the [[vicissitudes]] of [[temporal]] fortune only by postulating two kinds of spirits, one good and the other bad. And while this [[belief]] did enable man to reconcile the [[variables]] of [[chance]] with a concept of unchanging [[supermortal]] [[forces]], this [[doctrine]] has ever since made it difficult for religionists to conceive of [[cosmic]] [[unity]]. The gods of evolutionary [[religion]] have generally been opposed by the [[forces]] of [[darkness]]. | 87:4.6 [https://nordan.daynal.org/wiki/index.php?title=Paper_92#92:3._THE_NATURE_OF_EVOLUTIONARY_RELIGION Evolutionary religion] has, however, paid a terrible price for the [[concept]] of dual spiritism. Man's early [[philosophy]] was able to [[reconcile]] spirit constancy with the [[vicissitudes]] of [[temporal]] fortune only by postulating two kinds of spirits, one good and the other bad. And while this [[belief]] did enable man to reconcile the [[variables]] of [[chance]] with a concept of unchanging [[supermortal]] [[forces]], this [[doctrine]] has ever since made it difficult for religionists to conceive of [[cosmic]] [[unity]]. The gods of evolutionary [[religion]] have generally been opposed by the [[forces]] of [[darkness]]. |