Studies in the philosophy of religion
I. Hegel and the later tendency of religious philosophy.--II. The natural sciences, ethics, and religion.--III. Religious development: its history and interpretation.--IV. On the distinction of inner and outer experience [Reprinted from Mind, Jan., 1903, n. s., vol. XII, no. 45]--V. The ultimate basis and meaning of religion.--VI. Philosophy and theology: the Ritschlian standpoint.--Index
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