Essays & addresses on the philosophy of religion.

First published, 1926.Official authority and living religion. -- The place and function of the historical element in religion. -- On the place and function, within religion, of the body, of history, and of institutions. -- On certain central needs of religion, and the difficulties of liberal movements in face of the needs: as experienced within the Roman Catholic church during the last forty years. -- The idea of God. -- Morals and religion. -- Suffering and God. -- The facts and truths concerning God and the soul which are of most importance in the life of prayer. -- The Catholic contribution to religion. -- The difficulties and dangers of nationality.Mode of access: Internet