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That's immoral, if you like especially in these days." "And are there, then, no 'over-beliefs'?" I said, remembering the expression in something I had read. "That seems to me a relic of the method of ancient science, which was upside down, a mere confusion with faith. Faith and belief are two different things; faith is the emotion, the steam, if you like, that drives us on in our search for truth.
Theories, at a stretch, might be identified with 'over-beliefs' but when it comes to confusing our theories with facts, instead of recognizing them as theories, when it comes to living by 'over-beliefs' that have no basis in reason and observed facts, that is fatal. It's just the trouble with so much of our electorate to-day unreasoning acceptance without thought."
Theories, at a stretch, might be identified with 'over-beliefs' but when it comes to confusing our theories with facts, instead of recognizing them as theories, when it comes to living by 'over-beliefs' that have no basis in reason and observed facts, that is fatal. It's just the trouble with so much of our electorate to-day unreasoning acceptance without thought."
That's immoral, if you like especially in these days." "And are there, then, no 'over-beliefs'?" I said, remembering the expression in something I had read. "That seems to me a relic of the method of ancient science, which was upside down, a mere confusion with faith. Faith and belief are two different things; faith is the emotion, the steam, if you like, that drives us on in our search for truth.
Theories, at a stretch, might be identified with 'over-beliefs' but when it comes to confusing our theories with facts, instead of recognizing them as theories, when it comes to living by 'over-beliefs' that have no basis in reason and observed facts, that is fatal. It's just the trouble with so much of our electorate to-day unreasoning acceptance without thought."
That's immoral, if you like especially in these days." "And are there, then, no 'over-beliefs'?" I said, remembering the expression in something I had read. "That seems to me a relic of the method of ancient science, which was upside down, a mere confusion with faith. Faith and belief are two different things; faith is the emotion, the steam, if you like, that drives us on in our search for truth.
It is true that superstitions and wild-growing over-beliefs of all sorts will undoubtedly begin to abound if the notion of higher consciousnesses enveloping ours, of fechnerian earth-souls and the like, grows orthodox and fashionable; still more will they superabound if science ever puts her approving stamp on the phenomena of which Frederic Myers so earnestly advocated the scientific recognition, the phenomena of psychic research so-called and I myself firmly believe that most of these phenomena are rooted in reality.
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