Abram Herbert Lewis - Spiritual Sabbathism

APPENDIX: NOTES AND REFERENCES.
p. 4. Goethe.—Elsewhere Goethe says to the youth of
his time: "Take with you this holy earnestness,
for earnestness alone makes time eternity.'''
Boehme's motto was : "He to whom time is as
eternity and eternity as time is freed from struggle."
For many similar expressions see Fichte,
Reden an die deutsche Nation; Emerson : Essays.
p. 4. Heraclitus.—Our comment is anticipated by the
poet Callimachus on Heraclitus, in the Greek
Anthology.
p. 5. Animism.—The word is Tylor's, and his Primitive
Culture is a good introduction to the subject.
There is an excellent article by dAlviella
in the first volume (just published, August, 1908)
of the new Hastings Dictionary of Ethics and
Religion. "Momentary gods"—Augensblick
Gotter—is Usener's phrase, in Gotternamen:
Versuch einer Lehre von der religiosen Begriffsbildung.
p. 8. "Religion has had its turn at the wheel." The
phrase is Professor Santayana's, and the fifth
volume of his Life of Reason is but an expansion
of the thought.
p. 9. Reverence.—Bosanquet: Civiliation of Christiandom,
61.
p. II. Son of Man.—The school referred to is led by
Professor Nathaniel Schmidt. See his The
Prophet of Nazareth, ch. v.
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