"spiritual naturalism" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "The book embraces a wide range of subjects, ontological, cosmical, theological, spiritual, and social, which are presented in the aspect of a unitary system, the pervading animus of which is a kind of attenuated and semi-spiritual naturalism, which ignores and repudiates any special divinity or sacredness attaching to the teachings of the Bible."
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          "text": "The possibility of a “spiritual naturalism” has been conceived by M. Huysmans."
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