Here it is enough to point out that ultimately no one can deny to dogma an invariable, permanent element. People may regard the genuine core of a dogma as being ever so small and sharply restrict the element of truth concealed in it (say, to the religion of the Sermon on the Mount, to the personal faith of Jesus, to the “essence of Christianity” distilled into a number of abstract generalities, or to religious feeling or religious experience), but one who clings to the truth of religion cannot do
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