published in 1936. It oversteps the limits in the following definition:8 “In the eighteenth century ‘belief’ was transferred from the sphere of the supernatural and religious with a special meaning to the area of the natural and this-worldly, and in the later usage usually signifies a strong emotional relationship to secular values, ideals, personalities, and so forth, which appear to be akin, in inner force and ethical content, to religious ‘belief’.” As evidence for this statement, the following