The will has not its law in itself. Kant's errors on this subject.
Feeling is the natural and universal antecedent of action. Kant's errors on this subject.
23. Dr Brinton (Religious Sentiment, &c., 1876) analyses religion into emotion and idea—an effective and intellectual element—the latter of which arises necessarily from the law of contradiction and excluded middle.
Merits and defects of his theory.
24. The religious process is at once rational, emotional, and volitional.
Its unity, and the co-operation of knowing, feeling, and willing.
25. Description of (1) its essential contents, (2) its chief forms, (3) its principal moments or stages, and (4) its manifestations in spiritual worship and work.
Note VIII., page [58].
Argument e consensu gentium.