Sacred

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Portrait of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel,  The Phenomenology of Mind — PrefaceOn Scientific Knowledge in General

“ This common way a man can take in his dressing-gown. But spiritual elation in the eternal, the sacred, the infinite, moves along the highway of truth in the robes of the high priests—a road that, from the first, is itself immediate being in its innermost, the inspiration of profound and original ideas and flashes of elevated thought. ”
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1911 Encyclopædia Britannica, Volume 13… (1911)

“ HOLY, sacred, devoted or set apart for religious worship or observance; a term characteristic of the attributes of perfection and sinlessness of the Persons of the Trinity, as the objects of human worship and reverence, and hence transferred to those human persons who, either by their devotion to a spiritual ascetic life or by their approximation to moral perfection, are considered worthy of reverence. ”
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