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.."(Arthur) Koestler.. is convinced of one thing: if there is to be a spiritual reawakening, it will be like nothing that we have ever seen before... There can be no question of a swing back to the traditional churches which are "venerable anachronisms" which ask us to split our brains into halves and speak the language of a past epoch. What will be required.. is.. the emergence of a 'new religion' a 'new type of faith' which, as Delattre remarks.. in the 'Age of Longing' will demand a cosmic loyalty with a doctrine acceptable to twentieth century man.." (Religion and Rise of Scepticism, p. 231)
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