It is found that the less any desired motive is bound up with particular acts, persons, or ideas, the greater is the chance of its beinguniversalized and made good for life all round.
If we would explain the fact that ideas may so beuniversalized that they stand for ideas of touch, we must rather bring them under the living power of mind which, grasping the two together, makes the one the sign of the other.
How can the vague subjective sensation be universalized so that it stands for several things not felt, and more especially for sensations of touch?
The difference between the two conceptions of God, however, remained even in their universalized aspect; the one was an impersonal world-force, the other a personal God in direct relation with individual man.
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