The meaning of human experience ...
Series: The third annual Southwestern university lectures, Georgetown, Texas,; l945
Publisher: Abingdon-Cokesbury press
Published: 1945
Place of publication: New York; Nashville
Language: eng
Number of pages: 367
Subjects: Experience.
Table of contents: title: Part 1. Basic considerations: Confronting the human; title: Knowing and thinking; title: The nature of the real; title: The ultimate person; title: The speech of the great person; title: Part 2. The Hebrew-Christian witness: The religious experience of Israel; title: The Hebrew prophets; title: "The reign of law"; title: The battle with doubt and the lyrical voices; title: Sermons on history; title: The story of a bridge; title: The human life divine; title: Religion as redemption; title: Religion as Apocalypse; title: The queen of the sciences; title: Part 3. The humanistic tradition: Thy sons, O Greece; title: Critics of many lands; title: Fiction finds truth and falsehood; title: Poetry opens and closes its eyes; title: Biography hides and tells its secrets; title: History and the Christian sanctions; title: Part 4. The evangelical synthesis: All the streams flow together; title: The tragedy of the great gregariousness; title: The transfiguration of ethics; title: Beyond these voices.