The Perfect Life (Classic Reprint): In Experience and Doctrine, a Restatement: In Experience and Doctrine, a Restatement (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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IT is good to see that the time has once more come round when the world of authors and of readers are interested in the persons who have had adventures with God. SO far as Tolstoy, and William James, and Harold Begbie may have contributed to bring about the new relish, we will remember them with gratitude; so far as they have failed to exhaust the ideals and the fascinations of the highest Christian liv ing, we will feel free, and even called upon, to continue our study of experience, and will con tinue to educe therefrom doctrine as sound and Vital as we may be able. Meantlme, in the pres ent state Of the public mind, a new work on The Perfect Life in Experience and Doctrine ought to be sure of a wide and warm welcome, not only in circles specifically religious, but also among all persons who approach the theme from the side Of psychology, or Of education, ofof art, or of ethics, or of any other human interest.

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