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Walter Terence Stace on Religion

1886–1967 England

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Thus we see that mysticism naturally, though not necessarily, becomes intimately associated with whatever is the religion of the culture in which it appears.

It must now be added that these attempts at proof not only fail of their purpose, and so do no good to religion, but that they positively degrade it.

All religious thought and speech are through and through symbolic. And this fundamental insight is perhaps as old as religion itself.

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