The Faith and Modern Thought - Six Lectures

Originally published in 1910. Contents Include - The Grounds of our Belief in God - Religious Experience the Primary Evidence - Its Appeal for Logic Support - Revelation and Faith - Religious Experience and Inspiration - Distinction between Inspiration and other forms of Knowledge - The Historic Basis of Christianity - The need for a Historic Basis-Psychologically - The Person of Christ - Comleteness of his Religious Life - The Problem of the Apocalyptic Sayings - The Atonement and the Problem of Evil - The need for Intelligible Doctrine - Evil the Condition of the Victory og Good - The Spirit, The Church and the Life Eternal - How can Christ's Life Affect us - Need of the Incarnation