... intelligible, and refers both object and subject to a supreme principle, he adopts the attitude of religion. Thus religion is not one sphere alongside of others, but the single all embracing sphere alongside in which all distinctions are all but elements that have no reality or meaning when they are severed from the single principle upon which they depend. Religion cannot be subordinated to any higher ... as Buddhism or Hinduism which concentrate mostly on the practice of a way of life rather than it being a theoretical system by the means of which to justify their particular practices. ...

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