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Dr. William Brown understands religion to be a mental attitude towards the universe and the totality of existence. This attitude is cognitive, æsthetic and ethical. He also recognizes an attitude of complete dependence upon the universe which comes into play after these three attitudes have found expression. The historical approach which is concerned with the evolution of religion from magic to polytheism and monotheism is considered to lend itself to arguing in a circle. The writer believes that after