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Vital problems of religion

CONTENTS I. Introductory 1 Through scientific doubt to religious conviction II. Through Nature to Nature’s God,— or, The Evolution Story 32 “There is nothing between absolute scientific belief in a creative directive Power and the acceptance of the theory of the fortuitous concourse of atoms" (Kelvin). III. The Problem of Evil 62 Isaiah's paradox, “I, the Lord, create evil," in the light of to-day. IV. Religion and Science 92 Science grasps neither “things" nor "mind"; Religion probes both. V. Personality in Man 126 “There is an immortal centre in us all, where Truth abides in fulness" VI. The Freedom of the Will 156 "Our wills are ours to make them Thine" VII. Conscience, or God’s Voice within us 195 "Take all in a word: the truth in God's breast Lies trace for trace upon ours impressed; Though He is so bright and we so dim. We are made in His image to witness Him," VIII. Religion and Theology 213 Heart-experience and its articulate expression in terms of thought. IX. Philosophy’s Living Personal God - father, Son, and Holy Spirit — A Philosophic Creed 247 Can the cold thought of Philosophy be translated into the warm speech of Religion? Digitized by Google. · Electronic reproduct

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