Nature, man and God
Subtitle: being the Gifford lectures delivered in the University of Glasgow in the academical years 1932-1933 and 1933-1934
By: by William Temple
Series: Gifford lectures -- 1932-33 and 1933-34.
Publisher: Macmillan and Co., Limited
Published: 1935
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 530
Subjects: Religion; Knowledge, Theory of (Religion); Immanence of God; Natural theology; Philosophy; Transcendentalism
Notes: First edition, October 1934; reprinted, January 1935.

Includes bibliographical references and references; index of subjects.

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Table of contents: title: Part I: The Transcendence of the Immanent; title: I. The Distinction between Natural and Revealed Religion; title: II. The Tension between Philosophy and Religion; title: III. The Cartesian "Faux-Pas"; title: IV. Mathematics, Logic and History; title: V. The World as Apprehended; title: VI. Truth and Beauty; title: VII. Moral Goodness; title: VIII. Process, Mind and Value; title: IX. Freedom and Determinism; title: X. The Transcendence of the Immanent; title: Part II: The Immanence of the Transcendent; title: XI. The Immanence of the Transcendent; title: XII. Revelation and its Mode; title: XIII. Spiritual Authority and Religious Experience; title: XIV. Finitude and Evil; title: XV. Divine Grace and Human Freedom; title: XVI. The Commonwealth of Value; title: XVII. The Meaning of History; title: XVIII. Moral and Religious Conditions of Eternal Life; title: XIX. The Sacramental Universe; title: XX. The Hunger of Natural Religion.