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Thoughts on Religion

By George John Romanes

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Thoughts on Religion
GEORGE JOHN ROMANES
- M.A., LL.D., F.R.S.
- EDITED BY
CHARLES GORE, D.D.
- BISHOP OF WORCESTER
- Twelfth Impression
- LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO. 39 PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON AND BOMBAY
- 1904
CONTENTS
- PUBLISHER'S NOTE
EDITOR'S PREFACE
- FOOTNOTES:
PART I.
- THE INFLUENCE OF SCIENCE UPON RELIGION.
I.
- FOOTNOTES:
II.
- FOOTNOTES:
PART II.
Introductory Note by the Editor.
- FOOTNOTES:
NOTES FOR A WORK ON A CANDID EXAMINATION OF RELIGION.
- Proposed Mottoes.
- § 1. Introductory.
- FOOTNOTES:
- § 2. Definition of Terms and Purpose of this Treatise.
- Theism.
- Christianity.
- Religion.
- Agnosticism 'pure' and 'impure'.
- FOOTNOTES:
- § 3. Causality.
- Free Will[52].
- FOOTNOTES:
- § 4. Faith.
- Faith and Superstition.
- FOOTNOTES:
- § 5. Faith in Christianity.
- Regeneration.
- Conversions.
- Christianity and Pain.
- Plan in Revelation.
- Christian Dogmas.
- Reasonableness of the Doctrines of the Incarnation and the Trinity.
- Adam, the Fall, the Origin of Evil.
- The evidence of Natural and Revealed Religion compared.
- Christian Demonology[77].
- Darwin's Difficulty[78].
- FOOTNOTES:
Concluding Note by the Editor:—
- ADVERTISEMENTS
The Oxford Library of Practical Theology
HANDBOOKS FOR THE CLERGY
- EDITED BY THE REV. ARTHUR W. ROBINSON, B.D.