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Author: William Robertson Smith
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The god can no more exist without his people than the nation without its god.
The god can no more exist without his people than the nation without its god.
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William Robertson Smith
But, strictly speaking, this mythology was no essential part of ancient religion, for it had no sacred sanction and no binding force on the worshippers.
But, strictly speaking, this mythology was no essential part of ancient religion, for it had no sacred sanction and no binding force on the worshippers.
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William Robertson Smith
The land of a god corresponds with the land of his worshipers.
The land of a god corresponds with the land of his worshipers.
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William Robertson Smith
The dissolution of the nation destroys the national religion, and dethrones the national deity.
The dissolution of the nation destroys the national religion, and dethrones the national deity.
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William Robertson Smith
The god, it would appear, was frequently thought of as the physical progenitor or first father of his people.
The god, it would appear, was frequently thought of as the physical progenitor or first father of his people.
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William Robertson Smith
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