The Natural and the Supernatural

absolute absolute value abstract acosmic action and award agnosticism aspect awareness and apprehension bad religion beauty belief Buddhism categorical imperative cause and effect concerned conscience conscious context cosmology dealing Deism depends Descartes determined empiricism evanescent everything evil evolution experience explain fact feeling fixed ideas free ideas freedom Goethe Hegel higher environment holy human ideal illusion important impression individual interest judgment Kant karma kind knowledge least living creature man's manifestation material mathematical Max Müller meaning measure mechanical merely method mind moral motion nature objective ourselves pantheism perceive perception person physical possible principle problem progress purely purpose question rational realise reality reason regarded relation religion religious response reverence Romanticism sacred Schleiermacher seems sensation sense soul sphere Spinoza spirit Supernatural symbols theology theory things thinking thought tion true truth understanding unity universe valuation whole wholly