英文摘要 |
Religion and Philosophy have the divine content as their common object, the forms alone being different. Religion comprehends God in the form of representation, whereas philosophy comprehends in the form of thought. Inasmuch as God is rational, human being's spiritual elevation to God is a rational process which necessarily passes through the cognitive moments of intuition, feeling, representation and thought. The divine content retains the same in the process of cognitive development, and yet the forms finite spirits assume make all the differences. |