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this　as　well　as　the　philosopher。　　He　must　fire　his　volley　of　new



vocables　out　of　his　conceptual　shotgun；　for　his　profession



condemns　him　to　this　industry；　but　he　secretly　knows　the



hollowness　and　irrelevancy。　His　formulas　are　like　stereoscopic　or



kinetoscopic　photographs　seen　outside　the　instrument；　they　lack



the　depth；　the　motion；　the　vitality。　　In　the　religious　sphere；　in



particular；　belief　that　formulas　are　true　can　never　wholly　take



the　place　of　personal　experience。







In　my　next　lecture　I　will　try　to　complete　my　rough　description　of



religious　experience；　and　in　the　lecture　after　that；　which　is　the



last　one；　I　will　try　my　hand　at　formulating　conceptually　the



truth　to　which　it　is　a　witness。