This allowed him to think of people in their living context, their social situation. Sociologically, religion provides a culture's plausibility structure, so Kaplan rounded out his social theory with a concept of God sufficiently believable that it could drive Jewish civilization. As a naturalist, that meant God had to be rigorously immanent and he therefore defined God as "the power that makes for salvation."
I swear this was the closest book. And it hurts my head.
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I swear this was the closest book. And it hurts my head.
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"I'm not..." "Say it." "Well - Ms. Krotenjager, Mr. Dalton - I think we've covered all the major points."
What a boring selection. Not even worth posting in my own journal. Maybe I should choose the not-nearest book.
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