Vital problems of religion
By: Rev. J. R. Cohu.
Publisher: Clark
Published: 1914
Place of publication: Edinburgh, Scotland
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: CONTENTS; title: I. Introductory 1; title: Through scientific doubt to religious conviction; title: II. Through Nature to Nature’s God,— or, The Evolution Story 32; title: “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).; title: III. The Problem of Evil 62; title: Isaiah's paradox, “I, the Lord, create evil," in the light of to-day.; title: IV. Religion and Science 92; title: Science grasps neither “things" nor "mind"; Religion probes both.; title: V. Personality in Man 126; title: “There is an immortal centre in us all, where Truth abides in fulness"; title: VI. The Freedom of the Will 156; title: "Our wills are ours to make them Thine"; title: VII. Conscience, or God’s Voice within us 195; title: "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,"; title: VIII. Religion and Theology 213; title: Heart-experience and its articulate expression in terms of thought.; title: IX. Philosophy’s Living Personal God - father, Son, and Holy Spirit — A Philosophic Creed 247; title: Can the cold thought of Philosophy be translated into the warm speech of Religion?