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A Historian of Dogma
July 26, 1919 issue

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The article presents information about the book "History of Religions, II: Judaism, Christianity, Mohammedanism," by George Foot Moore. In his treatment of Judaism and Christianity, Professor Moore has almost left out of account the aesthetic and ethical aspects of religion. Within the limits set himself Professor Moore is highly qualified not only by his learning but by his judicial temperament. The best section of this excellent work is that on Mohammedanism. It is written not only with sympathy, but with a positive glow and it contains, what the other sections lack, an illuminating account of religious morals.

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HISTORY of Religions, II: Judaism, Christianity, Mohammedanism (Book); MOORE, George Foot; JUDAISM; CHRISTIANITY; ISLAM; AESTHETICS
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