It has been the customary and perhaps inevitable method of writers on Pantheism to trace its main idea back to the dreams of Vedic poets, the musings of Egyptian priests, and the speculations of the Greeks.
An edition of Pantheism; its story and significance
(1905)
Pantheism
its story and significance.
by J. Allanson Picton
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