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creature feeling: a standalone construct

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Religious studies

Otto's term for the feeling of being overwhelmed and as nothing before the numinous, which he held accompanies religious awe.

In religious studies, creature feeling refers to Otto's term for the feeling of being overwhelmed and as nothing before the numinous, which he held accompanies religious awe. This meaning comes from Otto (1923) in The idea of the holy.[1]

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  1. Otto, R. (1923). The idea of the holy (J. W. Harvey, Trans.). Oxford University Press. Open Library record

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