...religion. Languages, states, peoples die, but mankind does not. Eeligions — that is, the forms jn which religion, manifests itself — die, but religion...it assumes, is constantly developed in mankind. Its _development may be described as the evolution of the religious "idea in history, or better as the...

...of the development of religion. Languages, states, peoples die, but mankind does not. Religions — that is, the forms in which religion manifests itself...mankind and with mankind. Labitur et labetur in omne wlubilis aevum. And accordingly the development of religion does not imply that religion develops locally...

...the development of religion. Language, states, and peoples die, but mankind does not. Religion — that is, the forms in which religion manifests itself...form, religion lives like mankind and with mankind. Thus, when the Outlines of the History of Religion are placed alongside Tide's later methodological...