Religion in essence and manifestation /. G. Van der Leeuw; translated by J. E. Turner, with appendices to the torchbook edition incorporating the addistions of the second German edition by Hans H. Penner.
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TextPublication details: New York : Harper & Row, c1963.Description: 2 v.; 21 cmSubject(s): LOC classification: - BL 51 .L44 V.1
- BL 51 .L44 V.2
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| BOOKS | Saint Andrew's Theological Seminary Mosher Library | BL 51 .L44 V.1 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 30247 | |
| BOOKS | Saint Andrew's Theological Seminary Mosher Library | BL 51 .L44 V.2 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 30248 |
Contents;
Volume 1. Part one: the object of religion --
Power --
Theorizing about power --
Things and power --
Potency, awe, tabu --
The sacred environment, sacred stones and trees --
The sacred environment, sacred water and fire --
The sacred world above --
The sacred 'conjoined world', animals --
Will and form --
The from of the mother --
Power, will, salvation --
The saviour --
Power and will in man, the King --
The mighty dead --
The awful form, the evil will: demons --
The special form of power: angels --
Power and will given form in the name --
The sacred world in the background, power and will in the background --
Powers --
The Father --
The absolutely powerful --
Part two: the subject of religion. --
Sacred life --
The given and the possible --
The dead man --
Represenations, the King --
Representation, medicine-man and priest --
Representation, the speaker --
Representation, the preacher --
Representation, the consecrated --
Saints --
Demonic human beings --
Community --
Marriage, family, tribe --
The covenant --
The sect --
The church --
Nation and humanity --
Communio sanctorum --
The soul as a whole --
Souls in the pural --
The form of the soul --
The 'external soul' --
The uniquely powerful and divine soul --
The immortal soul --
The creature --
The country of the soul --
The destiny of the soul. Volume 2. Part three: object and subject in their reciprocal operation. --
Conduct and celebration --
Purification --
Sacrifice --
Sacramentals --
The sacrement --
Service --
Divination --
Sacred time --
Festivals --
Sacred space --
The sacred Word --
The Word of consecration --
Myth --
The story of salvation: the Word of God --
The Word of Man: magical formul and prayer --
Praise, lallation and silence --
The written word --
Endowment with form in worship --
Endowment with form in custom --
Relgious experience --
The avoidance of God --
Servitude of God --
The covenant with God --
Friendship with God --
Knowledge of God --
The following of God --
Being filled with God --
Being Filled with God --
Mysticism --
The love of God --
Children of God --
Enmity of God --
Conversion, Rebirth --
Faith --
Adoration --
Part four: the world --
Ways to the world, cretive domination --
Ways to the world, theoretical domination --
Ways to the world, Obedience --
Goals of the world, revelation, man as the goal --
Goals of the world, revelation, the world as the goal --
Goals of the world, revelation, God as the goal --
Part five: forms --
Religions --
Religions of remoteness and of flight --
The religion of struggle --
The religion of repose --
The religion of unrest --
The dynamic religions, syncretism, mission --
The dynamic religions, revivals, reformations --
The religion of strain and of form --
The religion of infinity and of asceticism --
the religion of nothingness and of compassion --
The religion of will and of obedience --
The religion of majesty and of humility --
The religion of love --
The founder --
The reformer --
The teacher --
The philosopher and the theologican --
The example --
The mediator --
Phenomenon and phenomenology --
Religion --
The phenomenology of religion --
The history of phenomenological research.
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